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 ...

The big budget upcoming return of Crazy Taxi will be an open-world, massively-multiplayer game, Sega has said.. A new developer interview video published today includes quotes from Sega's team ...

The console version of Crazy Taxi debuted in 2000 for the Sega Dreamcast, and it was a hit, eventually being ported to other platforms including the PlayStation 2, Nintendo Gamecube, and yes, even PC.

Sega has confirmed it's working on the next installment in the Crazy Taxi series, and details about the reboot are starting to trickle out. The new game will. Skip to main content.

Sega’s upcoming Crazy Taxi reboot is going to be an open-world massively-multiplayer online (MMO) game, according to a developer interview on YouTube.The interview includes both quotes from Sega ...

Sega revealed that it is reviving Crazy Taxi, alongside other classics within its catalogue like Jet Set Radio and Streets of Rage, last year during The Game Awards, as part of an overall effort ...

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 ...

New Crazy Taxi, Shinobi, and Jet Set Radio images and details shared by SEGA; Sega's new Crazy Taxi revival will go all out as a 'Triple-A' game; Dead Island 2's crazy combos cause catastrophic chaos; ...

Personally, I'm not sure if Crazy Taxi will be broadly appealing as a multiplayer game, but stranger things have happened. In the meantime, we'll just have to wait for Sega to show off more.

SEGA had previously confirmed that its Crazy Taxi reboot would be a ‘triple-A’ effort, while a later reported stating the game would feature a live service model with a 100-person survival mode.