For the American release, even more tracks were added, while still retaining all of those from the original. While the American music isn't quite as impressive as the Japanese selections, it's not really a problem because Sega didn't remove any of the music from the original release. The more the merrier, I say. The character voices are equally good. Some of the voices were changed from Jet Set Radio , which is odd because most of it was in English anyway, but the new voices are equally solid.
Sound effects are crisp and also well done.
Though they aren't spectacular, but they get the job done. Overall, Sega did an excellent job. Jet Grind Radio once again delivers by offering an experience so unique, you'll realize that you've never before played a game like it. One thing that the creators of JGR want to make abundantly clear is that this is an action game. It is not an extreme sports game or a Tony Hawk Pro Skater clone.