This can be frustrating for iPhone users, but Android tends to offer more solutions. Many discontinued iOS games can still be played on Android by sideloading Android Package Kits (APKs) or are still ...

Sega's president and COO, Shuji Utsumi, has stated his wish for the company's revival to be the "greatest achievement" in his career.

Sonic, Crazy Taxi, Streets of Rage, and more are now available on iPhone and Android for free. They previously cost around $2 each, plus a little extra to remove ads.

Sega’s transition from hardware to software after the Dreamcast’s demise was a turning point, but the publisher still delivered some of its best work on Sony’s PlayStation 2. From arcade-perfect ports ...

Still, it lives on in the hearts of Dreamcast owners, and their mates who were lucky enough to get a go on Crazy Taxi. For everyone else, it will forever be remembered as Sega’s swansong, before it ...

Still, it lives on in the hearts of Dreamcast owners, and their mates who were lucky enough to get a go on Crazy Taxi. For everyone else, it will forever be remembered as Sega’s swansong, before ...

Dreamcast was ahead of its time. Arriving in 1998 with a bubbly Y2K aesthetic, when Sony’s PlayStation and the Nintendo 64 reigned supreme, Sega’s console was the first to offer true online ...

10 best Sega Dreamcast games, from Crazy Taxi to Shenmue Sega’s final console quietly amassed a cult following with its groundbreaking online gaming features and a line-up of visually stunning ...

Crazy Taxi first came out in 1999 as an arcade game before the Dreamcast port in 2000. In it, you play as a taxi driver who must get as much money as possible within a set time limit.

Vice Presidential Candidate Tim Walz Finally Gets To Play Crazy Taxi Again During an online appearance with AOC, Tim Walz briefly played one of his all time favorite games from the Sega Dreamcast.

Why Crazy Taxi? Well, Walz has just been a long-time fan of the game. Originally released for arcade cabinets in 1999, Sega ported the chaotic racing game to the Sega Dreamcast in 2000.