Check out the winners below!
Originally released as Jet Grind Radio in 2000, players take on the role of a an in-line skating graffiti artist, avoiding cops and rival gangs. The game was one of the first to spear head the use of cel-shading, a rendering making computer graphics appear hand drawn.
Among the prizes for the contest were a jet set themed cocktail shaker in the shape of a spray can, Jet Set hoodies, and an Eton Rukus - a solarpowered blue tooth sound system. But the big prize is that the winners will see their designs showcased in Jet Set Radio when it's available for download on Xbox Live and the Playstation Store this June.
