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Sega's Crazy Taxi Spins Its Wheels Thanks To Another GenAI Kerfuffle
This time over an air freshener, of all things. A short while back, Sega's upcoming Crazy Taxi reboot earned some rather off-putting headlines over its disclosed use of GenAI – something the company later tried to walk back on, claiming that everything in the final product would be "original" and any AI-generated assets were merely placeholders. It remains to be seen if Sega will stick to that (and some have argued that the 'placeholders' may have made it into the final game had people not right
Crazy Taxi’s creator explains why it’s the right time to bring back Sega’s classic
Sega's Crazy Taxi revival, World Tour, adds story, night races, and absurd mini-games
'Some of you may doubt that I'm actually working on this game.' In the room for an energetic Crazy Taxi demo...
Plus: A grave Xbox update, a Gears of War PS5 dodge, trying to nail down the date of E-Day, and why Fable won't change its hero's looks based on their morality this time around
Generative AI 'was only used as a reference,' Crazy Taxi creator says: Artists would 'look at that generated image and draw the actual thing'
I don't think this really improves the situation.
Sega's Crazy Taxi Revival Shows Signs Of Life In New Five-Second Teaser
Are you ready to have some fun? Although Sega recently cancelled its "Super Game", it reconfirmed its plans to revive multiple legacy franchises.
SEGA Revives Crazy Taxi Social Media Ahead of New PS5 Game Reveal
"Take me to Tower Records". Ya ya ya ya ya! Stick on your favourite Offspring record and pray to your (Bad) Religion of choice, because SEGA just resurrected Crazy Taxi’s social media accounts for the first time in seven years, folks. Read the full article on pushsquare.com
Crazy Taxi social media accounts post five-second teaser video
The official Twitter and Facebook accounts for SEGA’s Crazy Taxi series have posted a five-second … Source
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Hark! Sega's mysterious and vague "Super Game" is dead, though its Jet Set Radio and Crazy Taxi reboots live on
Oh now! Say it ain't so! Sega's mysterious and vague "Super Game" is… dead? I'm afraid so, kiddo, so bust out the shovel. This Super Game has been a part of Sega's long-term strategy for a while now, in fact it was even meant to be out by the end of the last fiscal year. That didn't happen! Sega even said their goal was to "create a game so revolutionary that it attracts far more active users than any of the Group’s games to date." Except as of the studio's latest financial results, this is all
Sega's "Super Game" has been cancelled, but revivals of classics like Crazy Taxi and Golden Axe are still moving forward
Sega's latest financial report has confirmed the cancellation of the "Super Game" project it announced almost four years ago, as it tries to pivot away from live-service endeavours.
SEGA Lists 10 Upcoming Titles On New Roadmap, But Cancels 'Super Game' In The Process
Crazy Taxi, Golden Axe, Jet Set Radio all remain on the list. SEGA has shared its FY2026/3 "Full-year Results Presentation" today, and it includes lots of interesting information about the company's plans, including a new roadmap of upcoming titles (most of which should land on Xbox!). The roadmap is specifically focused on "only announced titles", so there's inevitibly going to be more to come, but here's a look at all the games mentioned in the "Upcoming Plans" section of the roadmap: Read the
Sega confirms it’s still working on its numerous reboots of classic IPs despite cancelling its Super Game
Crazy Taxi, Streets of Rage, Golden Axe and Jet Set Radio are all still in the works