Crazy Taxi: Catch a Ride is definitely a fun GBA game, but you have to work through the game's blocky graphics and very inconsistent, chuggy framerate. Focus Reset Skip to content ...

Back when the Sega Dreamcast was still knocking gamers socks off with games like Jet Grind Radio and Shenmue, a wildly entertaining game called Crazy ...

Crazy Taxi on the GBA looks a lot like Outrun, with crazily blocky buildings, cars, and other items of scenery, and the mishmash of sprites and polygons just doesn't work.

The GBA version also has the Crazy Box challenges, like the mini-game where players have to jump their car as far as possible, or the one where players have to pop all the balloons in a specific ...

Crazy Taxi arrives on GBA. Craaaaaaaazy Taaaaaa- sorry. Image credit: Eurogamer. News by Martin Taylor Contributor Published on April 9, 2003. 5 comments In a quite possibly ...

Anyone with even a passing interest in video games in the late ’90s or early-2000s is likely familiar with Crazy Taxi. Part of the game’s ubiquity is down to the fact you really couldn’t get ...

Original Story [Thu 17th Dec, 2020 12:40 GMT]: Sega's Crazy Taxi is one of those titles which is begging for a revival of some kind. The arcade original was a revelation upon release and was ...

Sega is moving to staff up the development team making the new Crazy Taxi, and in a series of job adverts, the game is consistently referred to as a “large-scale online title,” “open world ...

Several Crazy Taxi sequels followed after the first game was ported to the Dreamcast in 2000, while the last notable release for Jet Set Radio was an HD remaster in 2012.