This might produce a flood of negative feedback, but I have to be honest: this game is the Comix Zone of the Dreamcast. To interpolate somebody else's Comix Zone review, this game gets an A for aesthetics, an A+ for concept, a A for its soundtrack, a C for general execution, and a big fat F for controls - which is unfortunately the most important part of this kind of game. I don't think it's a coincidence that JSRF is essentially just a remake of this game in a slightly different setting: they knew they could do it better, and they did. Definitely worth checking out for the historical value, but if you want to play a good video game, JSRF is the way to go.