Recently, it has become fashionable among game companies that old games come to new generation consoles in the form of remakes. The last company to keep up with this fashion is the Japanese company. SEGA looks like. The first claims were made by SEGA. Crazy Taxi and JetSet Radio remake He says he’s developed.
According to a new Bloomberg report by Takashi Mochizuki, SEGA is re-developing two of its legendary games to keep up with the next generation consoles. Request Crazy Taxi and JetSet Radio remake what we know about
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How will Jet Set Radio and Crazy Taxi remake be? Surprising claims
SEGA may be planning to re-release two of their classic games. Takashi Mochizuki, who leaked the plans of the Japanese company, is currently new Jet Set Radio and Crazy Taxi claimed that their game was under development.
Rumor has it that these high-budget new game projects SEGA Super Game part of the project and are in the early stages of their development. Mochizuki says the Crazy Taxi remake has been in development for at least a year, and 2024 or 2025 you can exit for stated.
However, it should not be ignored that there is a possibility that SEGA may cancel projects at any time and switch to another project.
The Bloomberg report also includes SEGA’s availability on different platforms. free to play games also discussed development plans. Japanese company, to Fortnite model similarly wants a version that focuses on multiplayer experiences and events. However, it is still unclear how Jet Set Radio and Crazy Taxi will adapt to the Fortnite model.
Finally, the report also mentions another Super Game project that is currently under development. By the company’s European studio a new first-person shooter game Although it is reported that it was made, the details are not clear.
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