This prototype, dating from a month before the final Japanese version, was certainly used during the E3. It contains a debug menu when the game starts. The differences with the commercial version are numerous.

Jet Set Radio or Jet Grind Radio was innovative in its graphic aspect which used a rendering technique never before seen in video games, Cel Shading. This technique consisted of giving a non-photorealistic rendering, a cartoon aspect to the game in question. This is the first time that this process has been used for a video game, Jet Set Radio made an impression with its graphics. We were playing a cartoon for the first time. It was a game like only Sega could make!

Jet Set Radio was not a commercial success, sales did not follow. It will remain in posterity and inspired many other games that will use its graphic concept. This roller-skating game with a pop and hip-hop aesthetic inspired by Tokyo at the end of the 90s marked an entire generation of players, 20 years later, everyone is hoping for a reboot or a sequel to this Dreamcast hit!

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