The reboot will be a "massive multiplayer driving game," according to Sega. A Fortnite-style take on Crazy Taxi could work well, so long as it's done right.

Crazy Taxi is one of SEGA’s most beloved franchises, first appearing in arcades in 1999 before being released for the Dreamcast in 2000. It remains the third best-selling Dreamcast game, selling ...

Sega announced it was reviving Crazy Taxi during The Game Awards in 2023, showcasing a trailer that featured the likes of Shinobi, Streets of Rage, Jet Set Radio, and Golden Axe.

See, Crazy Taxi is sort of like the Tetris of driving games, in that it couldn’t be more content-light, but every playthrough is different, and each time a run ends, it’s extremely difficult ...

During The Game Awards, Sega announced that they were set to revive many classic franchises including Crazy Taxi, Streets of Rage, and Jet Set. Since then, Sega has remained relatively silent ...

Why is Sega making its new Crazy Taxi, a series about wacky driving shenanigans, a "triple-A" game? How do the words "Crazy Taxi" and "triple-A" make any kind of sense together?

‘Crazy Taxi’ Is Becoming an Open-World, Multiplayer Game: The cult classic ‘00s video game series receives its first mainline entry in 22 years.

Crazy Taxi is a driving game series that first appeared in arcades in 1999 before ports on consoles such as the Dreamcast saw it enjoy popularity in the home. You play a taxi driver who speeds ...

The new Crazy Taxi is going to be a ‘large-scale, ... The original is a tight, fast-paced arcade driving game about ferrying passengers around a city map as fast as possible.

That is, the scope of an open-world, “massive multiplayer driving game,” per Sega’s job listings. Crazy Taxi was never a multiplayer game in its heyday, at least in the most direct sense.

Sega at The Game Awards 2023 announced the reboot of five classic Sega games are in development - Jet Set Radio, Streets of Rage, Golden Axe, Shinobi, and Crazy Taxi. It would be revealed in ...