It is a strong spiritual successor, both in the fact that it successfully emulates the core of what makes Jet Set Radio good and the fact that it contains a number of old game design choices that are outdated. It is strongly carried by the OST, nostalgia lens, fun environments, and some decent movement mechanics. The story, characters, the combat, some clunkiness, and very high price-tag that doesn't really fit is what drags it down in my opinion. I give the game a solid YAY, but highly recommend only getting it when the price tag drops at least by 25% or more.