Sega Develops ‘Big Budget’ Jet Set Radio & Crazy Taxi Game
Earlier this month, we learned that the big, secret Sega “Super Game” has been in development for a while is actually a series of “AAA games”. Bloomberg The time now is Report that two of them are “big budget” Jet station and Crazy taxi restart.
Crazy taxi is reported to be a year in development, with release still a few years away and having two other, unnamed games (one of them FPS) under the same umbrella — Sega considers “Super Game” to be a brand, not a single project—Also works.
The Bloomberg report Statuses that Sega is looking at Fortnite business model for both titles, aiming to “grow recurring revenue streams and build online communities”. Note here that Sega has been noted before saying that the “Super Game” project is a place where the company can experiment with NFT..
Oddly enough, amidst all the news, there’s also this disclaimer:
Both new games are in the early stages of creation and are still subject to cancellation, the people said.
Jet stationoriginally released on the Dreamcast then remastered for Xbox and then re-released on all sorts of more modern hardware, is an outstanding game on an outstanding console, has a synthesis of music, graffiti and skating that even 20 years later, few games (if any) can match.
The announcement of a new game in the series, long after fans had given up hope of seeing a new release, certainly had some exciting times; Another team has since stepped in what they thought was the void to create Bomb Rush Cyberfunka game very close to what Jet set suggested that it even featured composer Hideki Naganuma in the original.
Crazy taximeanwhile, started life in video games before becoming one of Sega’s biggest games on the Dreamcast (and beyond). Unlike Jet set’ Still, for nearly all of radio’s silence over the past 20 years, it has managed a number of sequels and spin-offs over the years, even though this sounds like it could be the release. First proper racing practice since PSP’s Crazy Taxi: Fare War.