Sega offers new details on Jet Set Radio, Streets of Rage and classic reboots

Of the many games that took the stage at The Game Awards in December, Archetype Entertainment’s Exodus was one of the ones that turned the most heads. Coming from a team of former BioWare veterans, the narrative-driven sci-fi RPG certainly looked like an intriguing prospect in its debut trailer, and in the aftermath of its announcement, Archetype Entertainment has revealed several new details on the game through a series of Q&A videos. The videos reveal new details on Exodus’ setting, its choice and consequence mechanics, and more, summarized neatly on Twitter by @shinobi602.

The will be getting a game-changing new expansion in a couple of months, with the introduction of, which will add powerful new cards to the experience. Following the typical schedule of new sets every few months, the next expansion will arrive after the set, which releases at the end of January 2024. Whereas the set features many of the shiny variants of cards, appears to be focusing more on Paradox Pokémon and some extra powerful cards.

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Sega has detailed more of its plans to revive a swathe of classic game franchises, including Jet Set Radio, Crazy Taxi, Golden Axe, Shinobi and Steets of Rage.

In the lead-up to the launch of Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden, developer Don’t Nod and publisher Focus Entertainment have released a few trailers to highlight different aspects of the game, from its cinematic narrative-driven experience to its emphasis on choice-and-consequence mechanics. In another new trailer shared by Focus Entertainment on Twitter, more details are revealed on the upcoming action RPG’s setting.

The New World team is,once again, discussing their methods of storytelling, with a highlight on music and sounds. In prior videos, they’ve touched on the subject, particularly with Brimstone Sands, but now, after four seasonal releases and the first expansion, Rise of the Angry Earth, there’s a lot more to talk about.

Sega announced not one, not two, but five reboots of classic franchises at The Game Awards earlier this month, and in a recent management meeting, the company revealed some more new tidbits on those titles via a presentation.

At The Game Awards earlier this month, Sega announced reboots of five of its classic franchises, and a reboot of Jet Set Radio, which had been previously leaked, was probably the one that got the most people out of their seats. Following that, the company has revealed some more brief, new details on the game in a presentation shared at a management meeting.

The reboot of noughties gem Jet Set Radio teased with ruthless efficiency during The Game Awards has had a smidge of new information revealed. For being such a small detail, though, it’s a very intriguing - if perhaps a tad predictable - one indeed.

SEGA shared new information and artwork of its recently announced legacy franchise revivals Crazy Taxi, Golden Axe, Jet Set Radio, Shinobi, and Streets of Rage during its Management Meeting 2023 presentation on December 12. The new information appears to suggest Jet Set Radio will be set in an open-world Tokyo, and the Streets of Rage game is titled Streets of Rage: Revolution.

Sony Interactive Entertainment has released December’s 2023’s PlayStation Plus Game Catalogue and Classics titles.

The next major biome for Iron Gate’s Valheim is the Ashlands, a fiery region with lava and extreme temperatures. In a new Steam post, the developer confirmed its launch for the first half of 2024 but noted that it would arrive in the Public Test Branch first. On top of this, it released a new “Walk and Talk” video where the team discusses various aspects of the new biome.