Will we ever see another JSR or Panzer Dragoon?

[DANGEROUS]

I know Smilebit has been dissolved and its creators absorbed into other internal dev teams, but damn these games series are two of my favs.
JSRF was amazing as was PDS and Orta. I want JSR3 and a new PD rpg, that would be rad.

[dogen]

I don't really know the details that led to the developers end, but what happened to Clover Studio earlier in the year - reminds me of Smilebit.

Anyway I'd love another Jet Set Radio. Do we know what the speadout Smilebit members are actually working on, if anything?

[Team Andromeda]

Doubt it,
The Core JSR/Smilebit Team now work at AV or NEW ENTERTAINMENT DIVISION #1 to give the proper name. The last game they made was Yakuza II and they're working on a Unannounced next gen game .

Most prob we'll see a new Pazner game at some stage

[DANGEROUS]

I found Yakuza boring.

I went in wanting a Shenmue type experience and was left thinking whatever halfway through. Its a shame we won't likely see another outing for JSR because JSRF was a brilliant game.
Though it's now 5 years old the graphics still look insane.
As for PD- I hope something is anounced in the next year or two about the future of the series..

[Team Andromeda]

I found Yakuza boring.

I went in wanting a Shenmue type experience and was left thinking whatever halfway through. Its a shame we won't likely see another outing for JSR because JSRF was a brilliant game.
Though it's now 5 years old the graphics still look insane.
As for PD- I hope something is anounced in the next year or two about the future of the series..

But it was never meant to be a Shenmue game, That was the partly the fault of the press saying this was a cross between GTA and Shenmue, when it more Street Of Rage Or more so Spikeout meets a RPG's . How far did you get in Yaukza becasue it only really starts to kick in, after chapter 6 or somthing .

AS for JSRF there simply is no market for cel shanding of that type as both Capcom and SEGA have found to thier cost , but like with Shinobi , the Panzer series isn't dead inside SEGA