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Thats JSR talk for a gang member. :P
Anyway, I would like this topic to be one for all JSR talk, knowedege, tips and help.
I'll get the ball rolling...
I recently completed the story mode of the game but however im having a bit of trouble doing certain challanges and finding tapes.
Where on earth is the secret tape in Chuo street?
How do you complete the long grind in Dogonzala hill or something.
Thats just 2 questions I need answers to, i'm sure i'll find more later.
And feel free to ask me any questions about the game, you never know I might know something you don't.
So, get chatting and lets help each other out in this huge game!
Anyway, I would like this topic to be one for all JSR talk, knowedege, tips and help.
I'll get the ball rolling...
I recently completed the story mode of the game but however im having a bit of trouble doing certain challanges and finding tapes.
Where on earth is the secret tape in Chuo street?
How do you complete the long grind in Dogonzala hill or something.
Thats just 2 questions I need answers to, i'm sure i'll find more later.
And feel free to ask me any questions about the game, you never know I might know something you don't.
So, get chatting and lets help each other out in this huge game!
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Well I'm not missing out on JSRF. That game is currently sitting proud in my collection. ;-) By the end of the year that collection of X-Box games is gonna be pretty big. ;-)
I think that if more people just gave the game a chance, they would find that it's a fantastic series. Hopefully the demo of JSRF on next months OXM should open alot more people up to JSR.
I really do feel alot of people are missing out by not at least trying these games.
I really do feel alot of people are missing out by not at least trying these games.
Multiplayer? sweeeeet that's what the Dreamcast original needed then it would have been a game of God like proportions. It's stupid really that a game like Fifa can pump out yearly sequels that tend to be shallow and crap and sell millions but when a game like Jet Set Radio comes along bringing something new and original and infinetly playable to gaming it's practically ignored.
Im many way much better, yet in others its not.
I prefear JSRF personally, better music on a whole, improved visuals, larger levels, better single player mode, multiplayer and the fact there is so much to do.
Bad points are the graffit system has changed, and perhaps its a bit easy.
I still don't know why this series isn't being recognised as truly great. It's much more original than practically everything else on the Xbox, and indeed any system.
I prefear JSRF personally, better music on a whole, improved visuals, larger levels, better single player mode, multiplayer and the fact there is so much to do.
Bad points are the graffit system has changed, and perhaps its a bit easy.
I still don't know why this series isn't being recognised as truly great. It's much more original than practically everything else on the Xbox, and indeed any system.
Is this game as good or better than the Dreamcast original?
I'm just popping this to make sure Nomad reads what's below if he needs to.
Nomad the point challange in Hikage street is impossible to do on the bottom part of the stairwell. Jump the gap and keep tricking with Y, the points will go back to 0, but if you continue you can get the nessicary points.
The other challange is easy, honestly I can get 260000+ poins. The tellagraph pole at the bottom of the roof tops, trick using YoYo pressing Y and you should do it no problem. Do not jump even if you think you need to.
I don't know how I can explain it any better, as there are in fact pretty easy. Use my advise a few more times, but If it still doesn't work, try new things.
The other challange is easy, honestly I can get 260000+ poins. The tellagraph pole at the bottom of the roof tops, trick using YoYo pressing Y and you should do it no problem. Do not jump even if you think you need to.
I don't know how I can explain it any better, as there are in fact pretty easy. Use my advise a few more times, but If it still doesn't work, try new things.
Mantis wrote:
> Hikage Street - 300,000 pts- A gain, very easy, you must not be doing
> it right. Head to the right stairwell on the map, and just press Y
> constantly to get the points, halfway up the rail there is a jump I
> think so jump over that. Keep tricking using Y and you should get the
> points no problem.
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When I arrive at the gap in the rail I've accumulated about 210,000pts, but when I jump across the rail and land on the other side the points revert back to zero.
I just don't know how you've done it.
I'm tricking as fast as is humanly possible.
I've had no trouble with any of the other ones [apart from Kibogaoka Hill - before the rail runs out on that one I can only get 188,000 [250,000 needed].
I must have tried Hikage St and K.Hill about 50 times each.
God knows.....
I've completed and unlocked everything else in the game apart from those two stages.
It's drivin' me nuts.
> Hikage Street - 300,000 pts- A gain, very easy, you must not be doing
> it right. Head to the right stairwell on the map, and just press Y
> constantly to get the points, halfway up the rail there is a jump I
> think so jump over that. Keep tricking using Y and you should get the
> points no problem.
*
When I arrive at the gap in the rail I've accumulated about 210,000pts, but when I jump across the rail and land on the other side the points revert back to zero.
I just don't know how you've done it.
I'm tricking as fast as is humanly possible.
I've had no trouble with any of the other ones [apart from Kibogaoka Hill - before the rail runs out on that one I can only get 188,000 [250,000 needed].
I must have tried Hikage St and K.Hill about 50 times each.
God knows.....
I've completed and unlocked everything else in the game apart from those two stages.
It's drivin' me nuts.
Glint Starflurry wrote:
> Does anyone know where the *golden {street challenge} tape* is on
> Kibogaoka Hill?
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The part of the stage where the big electric pylons are: grind down the lowest wire to the bottom level - I think it's down there.
> Does anyone know where the *golden {street challenge} tape* is on
> Kibogaoka Hill?
*
The part of the stage where the big electric pylons are: grind down the lowest wire to the bottom level - I think it's down there.
Does anyone know where the *golden {street challenge} tape* is on Kibogaoka Hill? I can't find it anywhere. I've found all the other ones but not that one. Does anyone know? Can anyone remember?
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