An out-of-place pop song plays during a cutscene in this game in which a girl wearing a white sweater clings to the protagonist during a motorcycle ride. The protagonist of this game is lured to a seemingly empty arcade, where a "skinhead" eats his boat ticket. Cassette tapes found throughout this game can be played at a hot dog cart owned by the dancing American Rastafari Tom. After beating this game once, it is possible to play again with the "Actual Weather" settings, based on real meteorological records collected from 1986-87. After being b
An out-of-place pop song plays during a cutscene in this game in which a girl wearing a white sweater clings to the protagonist during a motorcycle ride. The protagonist of this game is lured to a seemingly empty arcade, where a "skinhead" eats his boat ticket. Cassette tapes found throughout this game can be played at a hot dog cart owned by the dancing American Rastafari Tom. After beating this game once, it is possible to play again with the "Actual Weather" settings, based on real meteorological records collected from 1986-87. After being betrayed by their leader Terry Ryan, the protagonist of this game fights in a seventy-person melee against the entire (*) Mad Angels gang. The most-mocked aspect of this game is the roughly three in-game hours devoted to the protagonist's job operating a forklift. This game ends with the protagonist traveling to Hong Kong in pursuit of Lan Di, to avenge his father's murder in the family dojo. For 10 points, name this hilariously realistic 1999 open-world Dreamcast game starring Ryo Hazaki
An out-of-place pop song plays during a cutscene in this game in which a girl wearing a white sweater clings to the protagonist during a motorcycle ride.