This is a gallery page featuring images and videos relating to Jet Set Radio Future.
Artwork[]
Logo for JSRF.
Transparent logo.
PLAY Magazine March 2002.
Dorimaga JSRF advert.
From the Official Xbox Magazine demo disc 7.
XBN - Xbox Nation Magazine Issue #1.
Logos for all the playable characters.
Girls of Gaming: Gum & Co - Jet Set Radio Future (XBOX).
Play US, issue 6, June 2002.
Girls of Gaming: Gum & Co - Jet Set Radio Future (XBOX).
From IMAGES.ARC file in Jet Set Radio.
Evolution, issue 3, April 2002.
Joypad magazine, issue 118, April 2002 cover.
Jet Set Radio Future Original Sound Tracks album art.
Soundtrack disc art.
Jet Set Radio Future Music Sampler album art.
Tokyo Game Show 2001 banner artwork.
Yoyo sketch by Ryuta Ueda.
Packaging artwork[]
US
US metallic red art.
US back with spine.
US front and back.
US disc.
JP
Alternate Japanese cover.
JP back.
Japanese disc.
EU
EU back with spine.
EU front and back.
JSRF EU disc.
DE
JSRF DE back with spine.
DE front and back.
FR
JSRF FR back with spine.
FR front and back.
Bundle with SEGA GT 2002.
Bundle front and back.
NA bundle disc.
EU bundle disc.
Official XBOX Magazine - Issue 002[]
JSRF Early 2D Icons[]
Wallpapers[]
A wallpaper featuring all the female members of the GG's.
Renders[]
These are official renders that Sega and Smilebit provided publications to use during promo material for JSRF. It should be noted that on the wiki there are fan renders of certain characters such as Pots and NT-3000 due to the fact that the JSRF team never provided any official renders for those characters, which is why they are excluded.
Yoyo
Yoyo
Yoyo
Yoyo
Yoyo
Yoyo
Gum
Gum
Gum
Gum
Gum
Corn
Corn
Corn
Corn
Corn
Corn
Beat
Beat
Beat
Beat
Beat
Beat
Beat
Beat
Beat
Beat
Combo
Combo
Combo
Combo
Garam
Garam
Garam
Garam
Garam
Soda
Soda
Soda
Soda
Soda
Soda
Soda
Boogie
Boogie
Boogie
Rhyth
Rhyth
Rhyth
Rhyth
Rhyth
Rhyth
Rhyth
Rhyth
Cube
Cube
Cube
Cube
Cube
Cube
Clutch
Clutch
Clutch
Clutch
Jazz
Jazz
Jazz
Jazz
Jazz
Jazz
DJ Professor K
Poison Jam
Poison Jam
Poison Jam
Immortals
Immortals
Noise Tanks
Noise Tanks
Noise Tanks
Noise Tanks
Noise Tanks
Noise Tanks
Noise Tanks
Dummy Police
Armed Police
Armed Police (Unarmored)
Armed Police
Rokkaku Police Horde
Terror Drone / Heavy Equipment for Riot Control
Rokkaku Air Mobility Squadron KA-32
Rokkaku Armored Vehicle
Type 96 Night Patrol Vehicle
Hayashi
Hayashi
Agent & Kigurumi
Golden Rhino Executive: Major Arms
Major Arms
Golden Rhino: Staff Officer Fire
Golden Rhino Kigurumi Undercover Agent
Kigurumi (Unmasked)
Kigurumi
Line AV-16
Golden Rhinos train / Rokkaku Heavy Machinery Type
Zero Beat
Magazines[]
Various magazine scans highlighting JSRF.
Dorimaga preview of JSRF which showcases Beat's beta design.
Another preview page of the game with images of Ryuta Ueda and Yuichi Higuchi.
Dorimaga coverage of JSRF in the April 2002 issue.
Dorimaga coverage continues.
Final page of Dorimaga's coverage for JSRF.
JSRF ad that was featured in both GamePro and the Official Xbox Magazine.
Famitsu Xbox's preview of JSRF from their January 2002 issue.
Second page of their preview.
Third page of their preview.
Fourth page of their preview.
Fifth page of their preview.
Final page of their preview.
Famitsu Xbox February issue highlighting JSRF.
Page highlighting the stages and map of the game.
Page that highlights Beat, Gum, and the controls and movement options of the game along with the garage.
Another page talking about the game's movement while it also highlights Corn.
Final page that covers more Rokkaku Police units, Rapid 99, 99th Street, and teaser of the Golden Rhinos. It ends with an encouragement to play the game with: "JUST PLAY IT!"
Submitted fanart of all 14 GG members that was featured in issue 12 of the Famitsu Xbox magazine.
Close up of the art.
Play US JSRF review.
The review continued.
The final page of the review.
An additional Sega focused page with Peter Moore mentioning JSRF and Smilebit's other Xbox exclusive title Gunvalkyrie.
Play US DJ Professor K interview from their June 2002 issue.
Jet Set Radio Future winning the "Alternative" award in the Play US magazine.
Additional page of JSRF in the same section.
French magazine Consoles Max March issue with JSRF as the main headliner.
First page of Consoles Max's JSRF review with the Tokyo Game Show 2001 art of various JSRF characters.
Second page of their review.
Third page of their review.
Fourth page which includes artwork of Garam and Gum.
Fifth page with full body art of Gum.
Final page with artwork of Yoyo and Beat. Giving the game a 15/20.
February preview of JSRF in the Game Players magazine.
Game Players New Magazine highlighting JSRF.
Second page which goes over Corn, Gum, Yoyo, Beat, and Roboy.
Third page which highlights the Rokkaku Police, Hayashi, and Gouji.
Fourth page which talks about tricks in the game.
Fifth page which highlights various options and modes of the game.
Sixth page which goes over the opening section of the game.
Seventh page which still highlights the tutorial of the game along with a little bit of Dogenzaka Hill.
Eighth page which highlights the opening of Dogenzaka Hill, featuring a render of Beat.
Ninth page which covers the rest of Dogenzaka Hill.
Tenth page which goes over the opening of Shibuya Terminal.
Final JSRF page of the magazine which covers more of Shibuya Terminal, featuring a render of Gum.
Artwork of Gum and a screenshot of Beat highlighting JSRF in issue three of the Evolution magazine.
The first page of Evolution's JSRF review.
The second page of their review.
The third page of their review.
The fourth page of their review, with artwork of Gum and highlighting Smilebit's team up with Grand Royal.
The final page of their review which gives the game an 8/10.
DJ Professor K as he is featured on the table of contents page of the Joypad magazine.
First page of Joypad's review on the game.
Second page of Joypad's review on the game.
Third page of Joypad's review on the game.
Final page of their review, giving the game an 8/10.
XB Magazine JSRF section.
First page of XB Magazine's JSRF review.
Second page of the magazine's review.
Third page of the magazine's review.
Fourth page of the review.
Final page with a 9/10 score.
Cover of the first issue of Xbox Nation which features Gum on the cover.
JSRF Tips & Tricks from the April 2002 issue of Tips & Tricks.
Page 2 of JSRF's tips and tricks.
Page 3 of the guide.
Page 4 of the guide.
Page 5 of the guide.
Page 6 of the guide.
Page 7 of the guide.
Page 8 of the guide.
Page 9 of the guide.
Videos[]
Jet Set Radio Future - Trailer 1 - Xbox
Jet Set Radio Future - Trailer 2 - Xbox
Jet Set Radio Future - Trailer 3 - Xbox
JSRF US-English Commercial -1 (Upscaled)
JSRF Japanese Commercial -1 (Upscaled)
JSRF Japanese Commercial -2 (Upscaled)
JSRF Commercial 3
Sources[]
- Megalextoria
- The Gaming Intelligence Agency (GIA)
- Artwork (archived) posted by Ryuta Ueda.
- Jet Set Radio Future page on Sega Retro.
- Sega GT 2002/Jet Set Radio Future page on Sega Retro.
- "doodle" - Ryuta Ueda (archived)
- Play US Issue 006 (2002-06), via the Internet Archive.
- Play US Issue 003 (2002-03), via the Internet Archive.
- XB Magazine Issue 02, via the Internet Archive.
- Famitsu Xbox February 2002 Issue, via the Internet Archive.
- Game Players Vol. 28, via the Internet Archive.
- Game Players New Magazine March Issue / Vol. 29, via the Internet Archive.
- Evolution Issue 03, via the Internet Archive.
- Famitsu Xbox July 2002 Issue, via the Internet Archive.
- Play US Issue 014 February 2003, via the Internet Archive.
- Famitsu Xbox January 2002 Issue, via the Internet Archive.
- Tips & Tricks Issue 086 April 2002, via the Internet Archive.
- Official Xbox Magazine Issue 3, via Game History Archive.
- Famitsu Xbox December 2002 Issue, via the Internet Archvive.
- Dorimaga Issue 12, via Sega Retro.
- Dorimaga April 2002 Issue, via Sega Retro.
- Consoles Max March 2002 Issue, via the Internet Archive.
- GamePro Issue 163 April 2002, via the Internet Archive.
- Joypad Issue 118, via the Internet Archive.
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