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Jet Set Radio Grinding To XBLA?
Jet Set Radio (Jet Grind Radio in the U.S.) was one of the premier Dreamcast titles during the console’s short lifespan. The scuttlebutt is that the rollerblading, graffiti-tagging action may be on its way to the Xbox Live Arcade.
Destructoid stumbled across this image on a website (in a language I don't know), which points to the game’s existence. Though the image of Sonic 4 Episode 1 sitting in a 360 dashboard is immediately hypnotizing, casting your eyes one slot downward reveals the unmistakable Jet Set Radio logo. Could an HD update of the game be on the way?
With Sega’s recent restructuring to focus on digital titles, an HD update of the oft-overlooked title seems like a probability. I would love to see this happen. An HD update to Jet Set Radio’s gorgeous cel-shaded graphics would look amazing.
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