Sega GT 2002 / Jet Set Radio Future

IGDB0.0/10PlaylogsRacingReleased: Mar 1, 2002WOW Entertainment

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About This Game

Special edition game bundled with specially marked Xbox consoles. Both games are in a single disc.

Jet Set Radio Future: In futuristic Tokyo, referred to in the game as "Tokyo-to", a group of teenage skaters called the GG's vie for control of the many districts of Tokyo against many rival groups. The Rokkaku Group, a megacorporation, has taken over the many districts of the city and their leader is the new mayor of Tokyo. It is oppressing the people, taking away freedom of speech and expression, and is forcing other gang members to give up their territory using the corrupt police force of Tokyo. The game begins with the player in control of a character called Yoyo, who has to complete a set of basic training exercise from the character Gum to prove himself worthy of joining the GGs. After these challenges are completed, the game is interrupted by a pirate radio broadcast by 'DJ Professor K' who fills the player in on the turmoil within Tokyo. After this cutscene, the player is released into Tokyo itself, where they cover Dogenzaka Hill in graffiti, race a new skater named Beat and fight the authoritarian Rokkaku Group and their police force, the Rokkaku Police. The plot begins with the GG's finding out a gang stole a statue referred to as "the Goddess of the Street". The GG's cover up graffiti in Shibuya Terminal, in doing this they find out it was Poison Jam's graffiti and that they stole the statue. A character named Combo joins the GGs. The GGs later cover up Poison Jam's turf: Chuo Street and Rokkaku Dai Heights, while dealing with the Rokkaku Police and then question Poison Jam's rivals, Rapid 99 in 99th Street, for the location of their hideout. There, in the Tokyo Underground Sewage Facility, they realize the entrence to their hideout, The Bottom Point of The Sewage Facility is locked using graffiti activated switches, they spray them all, open the door and fight Poison Jam and their boss, Cube, for control of the statue. After the GG's win the battle against Poison Jam, a new gang springs up, the robotic Noise Tanks, who have taken Tokyo by storm and is already in control of three gangs. At the same time, one of the GGs, Yoyo, disappears without a trace. The GGs decide to question one of the Noise Tanks' gangs, the mummified Immortals, wondering if the Noise Tanks sudden appearance had anything to do with Yoyo, they go and graffiti their turf: the Skyscraper District & Pharaoh Park, Hikage Street, Kibogaoka Hill and defeat the Immortals in Highway Zero. In doing so they reveal they had supposedly kidnapped Yoyo; however, when he is freed, he turns on the GGs and enslaves them under the Noise Tanks' control.

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Publisher
Sega
Release Date
Mar 1, 2002
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  • Xbox
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RacingPlatformSimulatorMusic

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Non-fictionOpen world

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  • XboxMar 2002

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