Update: August 13, 2026 at 14:54 UTC
The ongoing effort to decompile Jet Set Radio Future, the Xbox exclusive follow-up to Sega's cult classic, now has a tracked presence on Codeberg. The project, hosted at KeybadeBlox/JSRF-Decompilation, marks the latest point of activity for fans working to reconstruct the game's source from its original Xbox binary.
No specific changelog details have been published alongside this update, but the move to Codeberg gives the community a clearer, centralized place to follow commits and progress on the decompilation as it continues. Anyone interested in the technical breakdown of one of the Xbox's most beloved cel-shaded titles can now watch development unfold directly from the repository.
Update: June 19, 2026 at 24:34 UTC
The fan-led decompilation effort for the Xbox classic Jet Set Radio Future has received a fresh update, with KeybadeBlox pushing new changes to the main branch of the JSRF-Decompilation repository on GitHub.
No detailed changelog was included with this push, but activity on the main branch signals that work on reversing the original Xbox title is ongoing.
A fan-led decompilation of Jet Set Radio Future has appeared on GitHub under the handle KeybadeBlox. The repository, titled JSRF-Decompilation, marks the first public steps toward reverse-engineering the original Xbox exclusive that never received an official PC or modern-console port.
Decompilation projects like this one aim to reconstruct a game's original source code from its compiled binary, potentially opening the door to native ports, modding, and long-term preservation. The project is in its earliest stages, with KeybadeBlox having just pushed initial commits to the main branch.