Images from the highly-anticipated remake of the Sega classic Jet Set Radio have allegedly been leaked online. The Jet Set Radio remake, which was confirmed by Sega in December, is part of a series of revivals and releases by the company in an effort to help bring older classic games to a brand-new audience of players.

Since the initial announcement during the 2023 Game Awards, Sega has been quiet on any other additional information. However, Sega leaker Midori has been providing reported updates on Jet Set Radio for several months, as well as releasing information about other upcoming Sega remakes, including Crazy Taxi, Virtua Fighter, and Golden Axe. According to Midori, the plans for Jet Set Radio include both a reboot, which will be a live service title with plans for live events and customization options, and a remake, which will not include those features.

Images reportedly from the Jet Set Radio remake have been shared on Twitter by user MSKAZZY69, who claims that their source is Midori. The post includes four screenshots allegedly from the development version of the game, including a map and several gameplay images. In a follow-up post, MSKAZZY69 explains that the game is "a complete remake of the original, totally separate from the new one" and that it will be an "open world remake." This echoes previous statements from Midori stating that the Jet Set Radio remake will feature graffiti, shooting gameplay, and an open world concept that will allow players to explore new areas and a new story.

Jet Set Radio Footage Allegedly Leaks Online

Although the screenshots are credited to Midori, the Sega leaker has recently deleted their social media presence, so it's unclear how authentic the screenshots are. In addition to the leaked images, a video was also released featuring alleged gameplay on YouTube. The video features a similar art style and graphics compared to the screenshots, which feature updated and more realistic character and setting designs, despite being uploaded to different platforms by different users. The video footage shows various potential scenes of gameplay, including main character Beat painting graffiti, performing several skate tricks, and exploring several areas of the game's Tokyo setting. Despite the release of these images, the release of the Sega remake is still a few years away, with fans expected to wait until 2026 at the earliest.

It's impossible to know if the footage of the Jet Set Radio is real, but it has served the purpose of exciting players about the revival plans at Sega. Remakes of several other classic hit games are also reportedly in the works, including Alex Kidd, House of the Dead, and several others. While Sega clearly appears to be going all-in on reviving nostalgic titles, it hasn't yet released any other official information or game footage and until then, any other updates or reports from Midori or other sources should be taken with a grain of salt.