I have been hearing of a new Crazy Taxi coming out for the XBOX 360, but have yet to find any official information. Are these rumors true?
I have been hearing of a new Crazy Taxi coming out for the XBOX 360, but have yet to find any official information. Are these rumors true?
I haven't heard of that but it would be kick ass news.. googling "crazy taxi 4" this is all I could find
http://www.totalvideogames.com/news/...n_8316_0_0.htm
not too official, but hey, its a start
To be this good takes AGES
To be this great takes SEGA!!
If Sega wants to make a kickass CT4, here's the suggestion, forget the backgrounds in CT2 and CT3, just keep the characters in CT1, plus an enlarged San Francisco, for some reasons I had no desire to play this game in concrete jungle and desert backgrounds.
Yeah, any news on a crazy taxi 4 would be great. It would be a definate plus to come out on the 360!
hell yeah imagine this on xbox live.... ooooooh baby!!!!!
To be this good takes AGES
To be this great takes SEGA!!
"Bump!"
Me want Crazy Taxi 4. ME BUY CT4 DAY IT COME OUT.![]()
I just hope they revert crazy dash to the one similar to 2 and not 3...never got adjusted to 3's crazy dash.
wonder what city they'll do
but if it is their UK division...hopefully they can recreate the magic of Hitmaker
There are a bunch of problems with a new Crazy Taxi game coming out:
1.) Hitmaker is gone
2.) If sega lends the franchise out to an outside developer, the game will end up devoid of color and style.
3.) When you start designing games specifically for a console, you run the risk of losing arcade gameplay mechanics. (This is actually a huge problem as of late with the industry)
The only way that Crazy Taxi 4 would have any hope of living up to previous games, is to have one of Sega's AM divisions develop it.
If a third party developer creates a new Crazy Taxi game it will end up like Super Monkey Ball Adventures; Sterile and Redundant.
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