A 1998 PlayStation action shooter published by Bandai, released only in Japan and tied directly to the airing anime. Spike Spiegel pilots his Swordfish II through rail-style pursuit missions, with the rest of the Bebop crew voiced by their anime cast.
A 2005 PlayStation 2 action game from Bandai, developed by Chime and released only in Japan. It builds an original story around a hunt for a space pirate's treasure and a mysterious song, mixing on-foot combat with ship and boat piloting.
A March 2024 limited-time crossover event in Overwatch 2 that dresses five heroes as the Bebop crew. It runs as a themed shop rotation rather than a standalone story mode, with matching emotes, highlight intros, and in-game music from the anime.
A February 2025 Item Shop crossover in Fortnite Battle Royale adding Spike Spiegel and Faye Valentine as purchasable outfits. The drop leans on cosmetics alone, pairing each character with matching pickaxes, back bling, an emote, and a wrap.
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