#JET SET GO STAR ONE FULL#

Sega hasn't officially greenlit anything, but it's safe to say that interest is high in its return. Now, here's why we say 'it's really not the end of the world.' There has been some evidence indicating that a new Jet Set Radio could emerge. But Sega's got an uphill battle in trying to get it ported, and seeing it changed from its different form may not be what fans want.

Yes, it's a fantastic game and yes, we'd love to play it again. Jet Set Radio Future not coming to the Xbox would be a hard pill to swallow, but not totally the end of the world.

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#JET SET GO STAR ONE FULL#

The company may simply be biding its time to try and get the full JSRF soundtrack intact before it jumps off the deep end and ports the game to the new hardware. But a re-release would certainly be better than nothing.Īnd to be fair, Sega did reinstate the original Crazy Taxi soundtrack in future releases of the game, so nothing's impossible. Now, Sega could find a way around that problem with a re-release of Jet Set Radio Future, but that means cooking up a whole new soundtrack as a result - and considering how iconic the soundtrack is, that may not sit well with fans. People still loved the game, but didn't really favor the new soundtrack compared to the old one. But when you play these new versions, you may notice that the soundtrack is drastically different, with some new artists in their place. The original arcade soundtrack features the likes of the Offspring, Bad Religion and more. While fans appreciated being able to cruise through city streets at top speed again, there was a noticeable change - the soundtrack. In the past, Sega managed to re-release the game Crazy Taxi on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 form.

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