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This is not used in any version of the game. Curiously, switching the Spray icon causes the game to crash whenever starting a level.ĭJ Professor K has an icon similar to the "Loading" one that instead says "Saving". Probably scrapped due to being difficult to see in locations with low lighting like Benten-cho.īy switching file names, these early icons can be used in place of the regular ones. The dash and jump icons show a skate instead of a triangle performing those actions. Unlike the used icons, they are black and white, with different designs. Curiously, the content descriptors don't match the rating for any version of the game.Īlong with the standard colored icons for jumping, centering the camera, spraying, dashing, and fleeing from a tag site, there are 5 alternate, unused versions of them, with a "_d" appended to the regular file name. Why? We will never know.Ī black screen displaying an ESRB warning exists but is never used. However all of the console versions' unique achievement icons are present, just not used. In Game Center, all of the achievements use the Jet Set Radio icon (seen on Graffiti Souls).

The icon for it on the Bonus menu still exists though.

It does not exist in the iOS version, presumably to save space. The picture of DJ Professor K saying "Loading" is present, used while starting up the console and Android versions, but not used in the iOS version.Ī documentary of the game's development, called Jet Set Radio: The Rude Awakening, is included in the console/PC versions and can be viewed from the Bonus menu. The image of the 360 controller with its functions is also in there. For example, icons of Xbox 360 controls are present, which are used in the console/PC versions, but not on iOS due to the use of touchscreen controls. The main folder, JetSetRadio.app, contains a large amount of console leftovers. It does not function, and the usual "back" button on the bottom-left must be used to return to the menu. The Stage Score screen shows what is presumably a button at the bottom-right of the screen, labeled "Return to the Garage".

This makes navigation of the graffiti selector and editor particularly difficult, due to the tiny icons. Some screens, like the Radio, were left at their original Dreamcast resolution.