SEGA is digging into its legendary vault, and it’s about to get loud, fast, and a little rebellious. According to a new report, the company is actively working on reboots of two cult classics: Crazy Taxi and Jet Set Radio. But this time, they’re not just aiming for nostalgia—they’re aiming for Fortnite-level popularity.
Both titles are reportedly being rebuilt with a modern, live-service approach, targeting global audiences and social gaming elements. Think open-world gameplay, bold art styles, high-energy soundtracks, and online multiplayer all wrapped into one chaotic, stylish package.
If you grew up racing through city streets to drop off passengers in Crazy Taxi or tagging graffiti in futuristic Tokyo with Jet Set Radio, you already know these games thrived on pure personality. Now, SEGA seems set on reviving that same spirit—but reimagined for today’s gamers who crave social interaction and ongoing updates.
This move is part of a larger strategy by SEGA to reboot several legacy franchises. Whether this Fortnite-inspired format will pay off remains to be seen, but one thing’s for sure—SEGA isn’t playing it safe.
🎮 Stay tuned for updates as these reboots take shape. It looks like the Dreamcast era might be ready to dominate all over again.
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