An excellent spiritual sequel to Jet Set Radio, I congratulate the game designers for getting right the style that makes Jet Set Radio famous.

Talking about the gameplay, it's very similar to JSR, but you don't have to use rollerblades, in fact you can also use BMX and even skateboards, although they all work the same way, I think that's a good thing, in the end it's like playing JSR.

For the music on the other hand I'm a bit disappointed, I had high hopes for the soundtrack of the game, just because they announced a collaboration with the amazing composer Hideki Naganuma, the historical composer of the JSR series, I thought Naganuma did the whole soundtrack, but in the end Naganuma only did 3 tracks for the game, I'm not saying that the rest of the songs aren't decent, there are some amazing bangers, like I Wanna Kno by 2 Mello.

Overall, the game has been built on the foundations laid by Jet Set Radio, creating a new fun experience.

Kojima strikes again with Death Stranding, and I'll be honest. I was a little skeptical before playing this game, thinking it would be too boring or repetitive, but in the end I was hooked.

From the amazing soundtrack created for the game, the environment surrounding Sam, I'd say Kojima built a very charming game, and even relaxing at some points, I'm especially fond of when the music plays during a delivery, it's like perfect for this type of game, so perfect that when I used to walk to school, I'd always have some Death Stranding songs on my phone, I recommend listening to the whole album.

I've never played a video game like this.
Please try it out.

Probably my favourite boxing game and one of my favourite games of all time, it's so good, everything from the movement of the characters and how they move and react to certain actions and punches, the AI actually learns about you during the fight and tries to adapt a different kind of way of fighting, and the best part about the game is without a doubt, the career mode, in this game called Boxer's Road.
Boxer's Road is simply creating your own boxer, putting him into the timeline of Hajime No Ippo, and trying to achieve glory by winning championships and maybe trying to win the infamous featherweight title against the one and only Ricardo Martinez, the hardest and probably the most unforgiving character of all time in any boxing videogame. The game is very detailed in a way that, in order to create a boxer that actually can put up a fight, you need actual knowledge of diets and training and with that knowledge you need to create MEALS and a TRAINING SCHEDULE based on what type of boxer you want to have, for example, if you want you can make the fastest boxer alive by selecting a exercise that alter Hand Speed and Footwork (i highly recommend reading a guide or watching a video while playing, for example, go on RedSwan channel on YouTube he has everything you need.) Fail to do so and your character would simply not compete with others getting destroyed miserably. So yes this is a very complicated and challenging game for its time, i definitely recommend giving it a go because simply is a one of a kind game.