GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Sega today announced Crazy Taxi: City Rush, a new installment in the over-the-top driving series developed by Crazy Taxi creator Kenji Kanno ...

PC, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox Series X|S fans can enjoy a brand-new shadow dropped title, but PlayStation 5 gamers will have to wait a bit longer.

Taxi Chaos 2 switches up the formula in many ways.

Anyone with even a passing interest in video games in the late '90s or early-2000s is likely familiar with Crazy Taxi. Part of the game's ubiquity is down to the fact you really couldn't get near an ...

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 ...

One of the more promising prospects out of Sega has been its interest in reviving dormant IP in new games, remasters, remakes, and reboots, of which Crazy Taxi has been brought up in the conversation ...

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 ...

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 ...

Crazy Taxi's latest entry is ditching the cab fare and offering its thrills free of charge. Hardlight Studio — best known for its work on Sonic Jump and Sonic Dash — will bring Crazy Taxi: City Rush ...

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 ...

Crazy Taxi: City Rush sounds like a bunch of buzzwords bouncing around at a seminar no-one sane would want to attend. It's a mobile, socially connected, touch-screen driving, endless runner freemium ...

Crazy Taxi is still a lot of fun to play, but what really made the Dreamcast version exceptional were the very creative mini-games found in the Crazy Box mode. Yes, the ultimate purpose of each Crazy ...