Fare Wars offers up the first two Dreamcast Crazy Taxi games on the PSP, though neither game has held up particularly well. Sad as it is to report, Crazy Taxi just isn't very much fun anymore ...

Let’s just hope these additions don’t chip away at the core of what’s made Crazy Taxi, and its sequels to a lesser extent, stand the test of time. Axel’s cab looks good, and I like that it ...

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 ...

Sega has finally given iOS gamers the modern Crazy Taxi port they have been waiting for. But does the game stand up under closer scrutiny?

Crazy Taxi was a stable for gamers when the shift from arcades to home consoles was happening. But when new games in the genre came out, and bested Crazy Taxi on every front, it hard to climb back ...

Barrel through traffic packed streets, hurdle off parking garages, and Crazy Combo your way to Crazy Money in a wild frantic race to scare up the most fares. In Crazy Taxi, time is money, and only ...

Crazy Taxi was never a multiplayer game in its heyday, at least in the most direct sense. The challenge was improving your own play, and beating your personal best score.

AOC and Tim Walz played Madden NFL 25 and Crazy Taxi on a Twitch stream, discussing politics. Walz confirmed owning a Sega Dreamcast, but had to give it up. During a Twitch stream held by US ...

Crazy Taxi (GameCube Game) first released 17th Nov 2001, developed by Amusement Vision and published by SEGA. ... Drivers pick up passengers and take them to their destination by any way possible.

Taxi Chaos is a decidedly lower-budget affair that screams knock-off from the get-go, not only with its stand-in version of New York (known as New Yellow City, so that it can still be abbreviated ...

Crazy Taxi is still a fun, ... In addition to racking up points by merely driving people from area A to location B, ... The overall look of Crazy Taxi is what makes it stand out.

Sega's Crazy Taxi is considered by many to be one of the best games currently available on the company's fading Dreamcast console. It was a solid port of the Naomi-based arcade game, featured a ...