Jet Set Radio Jets To PlayStation Vita, iOS And Android In November

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Jet Set Radio on the PlayStation Vita has a release date for PlayStation Vita, iPhone and Android devices, Sega have announced.

 

Sega will release the Vita version of Jet Set Radio on November 20th. iOS and Android devices will see the game on November 29th.

 

As reported earlier in the week, having a PlayStation Plus will allow you to grab Jet Set Radio for free on the Vita. The game will be available via PlayStation Plus’ “Instant Games Collection” program up until December 31st.

 

Jet Set Radio is also available on the PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. The game includes nearly the entire soundtrack of the Dreamcast original.


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