Bomb Rush Cyberfunk looks like the brand new Jet Set Radio adventure that SEGA's seemingly not interested in giving us. Developed by Team Reptile, this colourful arcade game is clearly filling the void left by the publisher's beloved series. Just take a look at this latest gameplay clip, and you'll see it's hitting all the right beats.
One difference revealed in this video is the fact you can transition from running around on-foot to performing slick combos with a BMX, skateboard, or inline skates. Leaving aside comparisons to JSR for a second, Bomb Rush Cyberfunk looks to be a refreshing, super fun adventure in its own right. Tricking across the city and exploring the streets looks like it'll be a blast, especially with that art style and a promising soundtrack.
There's still no concrete release date, but the game will hopefully land on PlayStation sometime this year. Are you excited for Bomb Rush Cyberfunk? Grind into the comments section below.
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Day One, I loved JSRF!
I may keep an eye on this. I sold my Dreamcast copy of Jet Set Radio and regret it, so I will have to live my Dreamcast life vicariously through my Playstation. (I DO have the Steam rerelease, but that's a port of the mobile version and iirc the controls are shonky...)
Also coming to PS4
I still have the xbox disc for Jet Set Radio Future shame its not backwards compatible on Series X
Hopefully this do well to make Sega actually consider making a new jet set radio.
The world needs this game....
I wonder why Jet Set Radio Future cant get an HD remaster. Even if was only on PC and Xbox, I would buy it.
As for this here, I am waiting for the reviews, If its good I am buying it day one at full price to show my support.
Jet set radio is my favorite game EVER. This is a nice consolation price but please Sega bring it back 🥲
@Tsushima - The really weird thing about JSRF not making the BC list for XBO and Series consoles is that it's playable on 360 via BC. Strange it never carried forward.
This is the team behind the Lethal League games, which are amazing. Highly recommended, for local multiplayer though.
Everytime I had friends or family over, we'd go through my long list of local multiplayer games and Lethal League was always the highlight that everybody loved.
I liked Tony Hawk's, Dave Mirra and Aggressive Inline but never managed to play Jet Set. Maybe I'll give this a shot instead.
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