Great style, and a good challenge. Your not going to see many games like this. Another series SEGA should hold on to.
It has amazing style, some great music, some tracks are better than others.
In JSRF, you are part of gang called the GG's. The GG's along with other gangs love to tag in the fictional version of Tokyo. However a company Owner alnong with the police want to put an end to their fun.
In JSRF, the objective is to tag certain spots before time runs out. It sounds easy, but it can be hard, even frustating at times. Sometimes tag spots are in hard to reach places, and if you make one wrong move, you have to start over.
The enviornments are well bulit and are fun to explore. The world is made vibrant by the use of Cel Shading. Unlike many other games, the use of cel shading is a natural fit.
Controls are tight and responsive. Sometimes pulling off tricks are too easy. Tagging is now been made into one button presses, which I dont like. The "simon says'" way of tagging from the last game was more fun.
There are a lot of things to unlock in JSRF, giving it a good replay value.
It's a shame SEGA has no plans to make another JSRF, but there is still hope of a next-gen JSRF, if SEGA gets a lot of feedback. I highly recommend this game.