The games Steam has released an episode of the Jet Set radio series that stars Hideki Naganuma. Ever since Sega graced the world with the cel-shaded, anti-establishment, future graffiti masterpiece Jet Set Radio, fans have wanted more. The Bomb Rush Cyberfunk looks to be built on an analog premise, but with more movement options through the addition of bicycles and skateboards.ĭue to the similarities of the titles, Bomb Rush Cyberfunk was lauded as an unofficial spiritual successor of the Jet Set Radio series. Sega might never release a Jet Set Radio sequel, but Team Reptile's Bomb Rush Cyberfunk might just be the spiritual successor fans crave. Since it was released in 2000, Jet Set Radio stars a group of rebellious youth who skate on rollerblades, while tagging graffiti on the city. Those who know Segas classic title, Jet Set Radio, will probably notice that Bomb Rush Cyberfunk is a heavy resemblance to the 22-year-old hit. In fact, it’ll be 22 years between the OG ska-fitti game and Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, as it’s not out until 2022. Bomb Rush Cyberfunk looks like the brand new Jet Set Radio adventure that SEGA's seemingly not interested in giving us. Bomb Rush Cyberfunk comes from the studio Team Reptile and aims to deliver the same experience that Jet Set Radio does while allowing players an arsenal of new tricks and dances to uncover. Either it’s an evergreen game, or it was way ahead of its time, as Bomb Rush Cyberfunk doesn’t really come across as a game out of time. Jet Set Radio is a cult classic and while we don’t have a new one quite yet, Bomb Rush Cyberfunk is basically the exact same thing just under a less fun name. It showcases the game's 'boostpack' functionality, which basically combines skater physics and insane parkour into a single game mechanic. It's called Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, and we've got a brand new trailer to share with you. Koster doubled down on the games previously announced 2022 release window, stating that the team would be going to be hard to ship the game by 2022. It’s been 21 years since the original Jet Set Radio was released. But now, after 22 long years, Jet Set Radio is getting the spiritual successor it so richly deserves. In this spirit I decided to include skateboarding, BMX and inline skating in the game. The Bomb Rush is a real street culture symphony, writes Koster. On the teaser was a statement from the director of the games, Dion Koster, who explained why these particular movements were chosen. Using the teaser, Skateboarding, bicycling and rollerblading are the primary three modes of traversal. The very Jet Set Radio-inspired Bomb Rush Cyberfunk has been pushed out of a 2021 launch window and will now be coming next year as a Switch exclusive. Team Reptile dropped a teaser on Wednesday for the Jet Set Radio-inspired Bomb Rush Cyberfunk show, which showcased the different ways players can move around the huge city.
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