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JSRF - Jetset Radio Future 1/3

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JSRF - Jetset Radio Future on Microsoft Xbox stands out as an iconic cult classic with its vibrant cel-shaded world and rebellious story set in a sprawling futuristic Tokyo. This used, complete-in-box edition offers collectors a glimpse of a unique multiplayer experience combining inline skating, graffiti tagging, and high-energy chases. Released in 2002 and rated 11+, it holds high collector value, especially with its minor disc scratches and well-preserved English packaging. Combining rarity and completeness, this PAL version is a stellar find for fans of Sega and rare Xbox titles.

CategoryVideo Games & Consoles
SubcategoryVideo Games
ConditionUsed
Microsoft XboxVideo Games & ConsolesCibMultiplayerRareSEGAXbox

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