Heights, 99th Street, and Highway Zero appear in the 2010 game Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing. The Shibuya stage also appears in the 2012 game Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed. Jet Set Radio Future was later made backwards compatible for the Xbox 360. Unlike Jet Set Radio and other Sega games for Xbox, Jet Set Radio Future has not been made backwards compatible for the Xbox One or the Xbox Series X/S. In a 2023 interview, Xbox Game Studios CEO Phil Spencer confirmed that an unsuccessful attempt was made to add the game to Xbox's backwards compatibility program, stating: "One of the games I'd always wanted to get, we weren't able to land it in our backward compatibility program, was Jet Set Radio Future." Comicbook.com has speculated that this may be due to problems with licensing the soundtrack, among other reasons. The game has been used on Xbox emulator CXBX as testing as well as Jet Set Radio Future Randomizer, an (RNG)-based mod of the game where everything is randomized. The game itself as well as the mod have both been speedrun at Games Done Quick. Notes References External links 2002 video games 3D platform games Graffiti video games Multiplayer and single-player video games Pack-in video games Roller skating video games Open-world video games Sega video games Smilebit games Organized crime video games Video game sequels Video games featuring protagonists of selectable gender Video games scored by Hideki Naganuma Video games scored by Richard Jacques Video games set in Japan Video games set in Tokyo Video games with cel-shaded animation Xbox games Xbox-only games Video games developed in Japan