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Would love to see a new compilation with new games that haven't gotten any new re-release on modern platforms. But I highly doubt it.

That's part of DripRemix. It's in the examples folder thats provided on the page for the mod

@ Ohh sweet. By the way, a lot of people are saying that the keybinds for dripremix don’t work. Have you encountered any of these issues?

@PYR0XIII I have not personally.

Glad you enjoyed :)

If you wanna see characters, you gotta make it to chapter 2 so you can unlock the cypher so you can switch to the added custom characters

He's a chill guy for that, honestly. Putting me onto this drip game.

That's very interesting. I am curious to hear your perspective on it. For me it surprised me, but I would like to know what was is it about this game that you didn't vibe with?

@RisingSonic17 the cyberpunk theme is so played out at this point that it's very generic. The dialog was insufferable and annoying. The main character looked like a generic fortnite skin. The levels were all dark and boring, which looked like stock unreal engine was 5 assests. The whole point of a 3d platformer is to have a visually interesting world to explore, and this game had the most bland. The gameplay was really bad. It's like they looked at games like jet set and sunset and went. Oh, that game has spray paint that game has rail grinding and added it into their game without understanding what made those gameplay elements fun. Grinding is incredibly boring as it is just a glorified cutscene. I think maybe out of the whole game, I only found 3 levels slightly fun because they tried doing something barely different from the others. The whole gimmick of getting a combo and changing the art style is barely noticeable. I didn't realize they switched art styles until I was almost done with the game. The movement is incredibly rigid as well, which is one of the worst things to have in a 3d platformer. The whole fight back against the corporation is so overplayed and dumb at this point.

@@PolyGarrett Hmmmmm, okay. 1. Sure, I can give you the cyberpunk aesthetic is overplayed. We have been a lot of games with that style that didn't turn out great. So, I can understand the feeling of not liking it. It didn't particularly bother me. 2. The dialog, that's half and half. Like I said in the video, there were some lines that I did roll my eyes at. It has its misses. However, I'd say there are some genuine nice interactions between the RKGK crew when you go to speak to them in the hideout. It does bring out more of the characters personality. Also, Mr. Buff was a highlight for me. 3. Valah, yeah, she's a character design that we've seen so often that she doesn't exactly stand out. Although, the fact you can dress her up in different costumes in the game actually makes her look better than her default costume. I also think she looks really good in the animated cutscenes. But I understand, her default look isn't anything new. 4. The levels being dark and gloomy is... kinda the point. We are in a dystopian city where the life and color of everything had been sucked out. The whole point of the game is we're supposed to bring life back to the city with our graffiti. Going through mostly factories and a dark world ruled by Mr. Buff. Doesn't mean they don't try to do anything interesting with it cause there's a few levels like the Anti gravity one, the one with the shining lights on the platforms, and the mist level are creatively very different than the usual. I get what you mean and maybe the lore reason doesn't excuse the artstyle, but I think in this case it matches what the game is going for and I think it did a good job. So, I disagree with you there. 5. The Gameplay being bad is the big thing I disagree with you on. It is easily the best part of the game. Yeah, grinding is nothing more than a spectacle for the most part, but that's okay. There's nothing wrong with having breathers before getting back into the action and they are very short. Sonic does the same thing with its level design. Also, there occasions where you do have to jump for collectibles or jump to grapple something while grinding. There's nothing wrong with it being a breather though. The spraying mechanic is used for your attacks and for the screens which is your main collectible to make you progress through the game. The combat isn't very good, that I can say. However, spraying is literally a huge part of the gameplay because you need to spray those screens to unlock the boss levels in the game. Wholeheartedly disagree on controls, because this game's movement is why it is such a big factor of why the level design also meshes well. From all the air mobility options the game gives you, to the general ground movement being very responsive, and loose (without taking control away from the player). Also incentivizes replayability because of the timer requirements. So, you're encouraged to get even better with the movement, so you can be rewarded. Which, I did. At no point did I ever blame the game for ANY mistakes in terms of controls, because the game actually controlled responsively. I only would blame my own recklessness. Also, Defacer mode on the gameplay front encourages better general play and also adds on to the speedrunning aspect of achieving those time based rewards. Sure, the world getting brighter doesn't do too much, but defacer mode is a good mechanic that encourages good gameplay. 6. I mean, if you didn't like the fighting back against corporation's thing, then that's a personal preference. Me? It doesn't bore me and hey, the game does it well enough that I wasn't annoyed. TLDR; I disagree with a lot of your arguments and I think RKGK was a very good game.

Thank you! If you like JSR then this game might hit all the notes for you

It's so good. I love the visuals of the game so much. It just pops

So true

Thank you and I will always cherish those days of culture 🙏🏿

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Nice! Least you had that

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Will the physical version still work if I buy it after the digital version is delisted?

@ yea

@@BrianBates-vi7qk thanks for reply! Might buy it physically then.

and they usually do often

@RisingSonic17 Just often?! Then what about now?!!

Some people don't have those same older consoles anymore either because they're not working or just wanted to upgrade. Some don't have PCs and such. Sure, these games have been in other previous consoles, but not everyone has the finances to go on ebay to get a lot of those classics and hell, I wouldn't wanna buy a lot of older games from randoms who juiced up the price and main devs aren't even getting money from it. Accessibility and preservation should be important. Especially when, even some consoles don't have backwards compatibility or support certain games.

They were having such a good year, too, so to get hit with this news is like your girlfriend telling you you're having a baby and you ain't the father

Damn. But I also wouldn't be surprised if copyright was a reason for games like Crazy Taxi and JSR

Yeah it's a terrible situation

What profit would they even make from just removing all of their games? Wouldn't you want people to still buy your older games? That would still give them money

I think that's insane a little bit. Those games are super old now. Those should be seen as starting grounds and then see how you evolved after all these years

Reading this only made me more depressed.

Sonic Origins will have the gamegear games removed? Since when did they say that? The plus DLC code expires in over a decade. That wouldn't make sense.

I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a nee collection

If you wanna hold back from buying new games, I don't blame you.

Yeah, but still. Sometimes it's nice to not always depend on emulation

Oh yeah... Ubisoft is definitely up there as the worst way to do it. Lol.

Major bummer.

Sega tired of giving these boomers Stuff.😂

You never know sometimes. Nintendo certainly doesn't always do it right. Can't blame me for expecting SEGA is gonna follow in their footsteps

I hope that's the case.

thank you. thank you.

I can agree with this.

Nintendo definitely be doing this too randomly

Capcom, Konami, Capcom bandaid square Enix etc does it too.

@@INFERNO95 You said Capcom twice.

But like why can't we just have both? What's stopping them from allowing us to just have both?

It is logical to assume that people would pay 80-120$ for one microconsole than 10-25$ for one game

@azogdefiler25 It depends because porting a lot of games together can lead to some inconsistent emulating

I hope that if they will make a Dreamcast mini, they will finally rerelease Sonic Shuffle along with it.

On Steam, you can buy a bundle with 6 Dreamcast games Sonic Adventure, SEGA Bass Fishing, Crazy Taxi, Space Channel 5 Part 2, Jet Set Radio, and Nights

@@RisingSonic17also Sonic adventure 1 and 2

@ultimat3lifeform only Adventure 1 was part of that collection.

@@RisingSonic17 on steam I saw adventure 2 as part of the bundle but eh don’t want to get into a argument about it

@ultimat3lifeform it probably is and I probably forgot since I just bought it separately.

When It can be most convenient to em💀

Yeah. I stated this in terms of why Crazy Taxi and Jet Set Radio are on that list, but even I still don't agree with it. Since those games are how those IPs got started to begin with. I just think it's silly to remove these old games for those interested in wanting to try them the "legal" way.

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Or they want to move their old games to Gamivo. After the delisting of the original non-remastered classic Sonic games, SEGA moved Sonic 1 to Gamivo as a Steam digital key. There's a chance SEGA may do the same with the other classics.

@ThunderTheYellowJolteon I didn't even know that was a thing. Interesting

​@@RisingSonic17 I just discovered it from a video called "RTX 3070 vs RX 6700 XT - Which is Better in New Games?" made by this user called Testing Games. I urge ANY person to buy the old SEGA games from Gamivo instead of Steam, since SEGA obviously wants their games to be preserved better with Gamivo and Steam keys.