
Alleged Leaks Surface for the Upcoming Jet Set Radio Remake
Recent online activity suggests that images and gameplay footage from Sega's highly anticipated Jet Set Radio remake have been leaked. The remake, announced last December as part of Sega's initiative to revitalize classic titles for a modern audience, has been shrouded in secrecy since its initial reveal at the 2023 Game Awards.
Information, reportedly originating from Sega leaker Midori (who has since deleted their social media presence), has been circulating for months. This includes details about other Sega remakes in development, such as Crazy Taxi, Virtua Fighter, and Golden Axe. According to these leaks, the Jet Set Radio project encompasses both a reboot (a live-service game with live events and customization) and a separate remake, the focus of the alleged leaks.
Twitter user MSKAZZY69 shared four screenshots purportedly from the remake's development build, showcasing a map and gameplay scenes. They claim Midori as the source. MSKAZZY69 further described the game as a "complete remake of the original, totally separate from the new one," emphasizing its "open-world" nature. This aligns with previous leaks suggesting graffiti, shooting mechanics, and explorable new areas within a revised Tokyo setting, complete with a new storyline.
Jet Set Radio Remake Gameplay Footage Allegedly Leaks
Beyond the screenshots, a YouTube video surfaced showcasing alleged gameplay. The video's art style and graphics mirror the screenshots, displaying updated, more realistic character and environment designs. The footage depicts Beat (the main character) engaging in graffiti art, performing skating tricks, and navigating various Tokyo locations.
Despite the excitement generated by these leaks, the remake's release remains years away, with a tentative launch date sometime in 2026 or later. The authenticity of the leaked material remains unconfirmed due to Midori's absence from social media. While the leaks have fueled anticipation, it's crucial to remember that until official confirmation from Sega, all information should be treated with caution.
Sega's Revival Plans Continue
The leaks highlight Sega's apparent commitment to reviving its classic game library. Other remakes reportedly in development include Alex Kidd and House of the Dead. However, until Sega provides official confirmation and releases its own gameplay footage, any further reports should be considered speculative.