When Jet Set Radio debuted on the Dreamcast in North America as Jet Grind Radio back in 2000, it offered a unique experience that no other console game of that era could match. Players stepped into ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Smilebit’s Jet Set Radio–published by Sega for the Dreamcast console ...

Speaking to 4Gamer, Masayoshi Kikuchi, the director of the original Jet Set Radio and its new reboot, said that work on the project is currently ongoing. Looking forward, Kikuchi said that 2025 will ...

Video game composer Hideki Naganuma is a solid person to follow on Twitter. He’s got a good sense of humor, an affinity for sharing his Pokémon Go achievements and plenty of links to his music, which ...

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Jet Set Radio, like most video games, is aspirational. You play Call of Duty, you want to feel like a badass, no matter how morally dubious that badassery may be. You play Skyrim, you want to feel ...

A late arrival to the gaming field who grew up in a household devoid of consoles. Her life changed after she found an old Gameboy Color and a copy of Pokémon Crystal at a garage sale. While she ...

In an unexpected but pleasant surprise, Sega confirmed that the creators of Jet Set Radio are involved in the reboot game. Sega Co-Chief Operating Officer and Sega of America CEO Shuji Utsumi shared ...

Sega also released a short interview with the developers regarding the new Jet Set Radio game. Development on the reboot has already started, so the new recruits being hired to the team will help ...

SEGA is reviving old-school Dreamcast classics in a big new way. Jet Set Radio and Crazy Taxi will be part of SEGA's new Super Games, a new category of video games invented by the company. Super Games ...

Just over a year ago, Sega announced it was working on reboots and continuations of several beloved IPs. One such series is Jet Set Radio, which we've only seen a very brief bit of gameplay from. In a ...