The goal of Sega’s free-to-play Crazy Taxi: City Rush is very familiar—pick up a passenger in a taxi and drive around like a crazy person in order to deliver the passenger to his or her destination on ...

Sega announced Crazy Taxi: City Rush this morning, a new free-to-play entry that's being developed exclusively for mobiles. Kenji Kanno, the man who created the original 1999 arcade game, is back as ...

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Sega unveiled that the upcoming Crazy Taxi reboot is going to be an open-world, massive multiplayer AAA game. The Japanese video game giant previously announced it is working on the new version of ...

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Late last year, Sega confirmed rumors that had been brewing for some time that it was bringing back Crazy Taxi, among other classic franchises, in the coming years with a modern twist. On Monday, the ...

While it would have been nice to see some slightly more drastic changes to the Crazy Taxi formula, fans of the original will immediately feel right at home with Crazy Taxi 2. Crazy Taxi 2 is the ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Earlier this week, during a visit to Sega's San Francisco office, we had an opportunity to get our hands on an early work-in-progress version of Crazy ...

Acclaim's port of the addictive circa 1998 Sega action-racer has arrived with GameCube launch. It's an oldie but still a goodie, and despite its dated look it gives those who never owned a Dreamcast ...

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Sega didn't find success with the Dreamcast over a decade ago, but some of the games from that system have endured. Crazy Taxi came to Android and iOS last year for $4.99 with the same arcade-style ...