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Crazy Taxi: World Tour ‘Welcome to Brazil’ trailer, screenshots
SEGA has released a new trailer and screenshots for Crazy Taxi: World Tour showcasing the …
Crazy Taxi: World Tour ‘Welcome to Brazil’ trailer
SEGA has released a new trailer for Crazy Taxi: World Tour showcasing the game’s Brazil …
Crazy Taxi: World Tour Takes You to Brazil as Another Location Is Revealed
Keeping it Rio. As its name suggests, Crazy Taxi: World Tour includes a globetrotting selection of locations, and the latest one has just been revealed in a new trailer. The arcade driving game revival is making its next stop in Brazil, as you can see in the new video: Read the full article on pushsquare.com
What are the “indispensable” elements Crazy Taxi: World Tour inherits? Developers talk about the importance of music, balancing freedom and restrictions, map design, and more
Interview with Crazy Taxi: World Tour creative producer Kenji Kanno and Director Yo Momotani (Part 2).
Preview: I Ferried a Soba Noodles Fan Around Tokyo in Crazy Taxi: World Tour, But I Have a Lingering Nitpick with This PS5 Revival
Shibuya cross. SEGA’s really giving us unprecedented pre-release access to Crazy Taxi: World Tour, the 2027 revival of AM3’s all-time classic arcade ferry-’em-up. Back at Gamescom I spoke to director Kenji Kanno before getting my hands on the new Germany map, while my colleague Stephen Tailby tested out the closed beta test this weekend – and likened it to a nostalgic era of PS3 multiplayer modes. Read the full article on pushsquare.com
Crazy Taxi: World Tour devs on the “miraculous” timing that revived the series after 25 years and the challenge of making a modern console game that still feels like Crazy Taxi
Interview with Crazy Taxi: World Tour developers Kenji Kanno and Yo Momotani.
Years Before Crazy Taxi: World Tour, Another Sega Studio Pitched An Idea For A Sequel With The Same Name
"There was a weird JRPG idea, an Olympics game, and the Crazy Taxi one". As you'll probably already know, Sega is gearing up to release a new Crazy Taxi entry next year in the form of Crazy Taxi: World Tour next year, marking the first new title in the series since. But something that may surprise you is that this isn't the first time a new sequel with this name was apparently proposed. Read the full article on timeextension.com
Crazy Taxi: World Tour Goes Big in Japan as New Location Revealed
Tokyo drift. SEGA has officially unveiled the third location you'll be visiting in Crazy Taxi: World Tour, and it's one that comes as no real surprise. Japan is set to feature in the arcade driving game, and you get a decent look at it in this new trailer: Read the full article on pushsquare.com
Crazy Taxi: World Tour ‘Japan Map’ trailer, screenshots
SEGA has released a new trailer and screenshots for Crazy Taxi: World Tour showcasing the …
Crazy Taxi: World Tour ‘Japan Map’ trailer
SEGA has released a new trailer for Crazy Taxi: World Tour showcasing the game’s Japan …
Preview: Crazy Taxi: World Tour's Beta Test Transported Me Back to a Bygone Era of Online Multiplayer
It's a fare cop. This past weekend, SEGA hosted a closed network test for its upcoming arcade driving game, Crazy Taxi: World Tour. This was my first opportunity to get my hands on it — a revival of a true arcade classic, and exactly the kind of game I want to see making a return. Read the full article on pushsquare.com
Video: Check out the multiplayer modes in Crazy Taxi World Tour in our PC footage
Our video shows two Pickup Races and two Cops & Cabbies contests in action
Gen-AI controversy aside, Crazy Taxi: World Tour feels like classic arcade Sega - and it's an absolute blast
Crazy Taxi was not my favourite Dreamcast game (please don't ask me to choose between the triumphant rhythm triptych of Rez, Space Channel 5, and Samba de Amigo, however), but there's a specific bit of it that's forever seared into my brain: the giddy thrill of cresting over that one San-Francisco-inspired hill and barreling down toward the ocean, all while The Offspring's All I Want 'Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah'ed me into a state of gaming nirvana.
Preview: 'There'll Be a Surprising Announcement Soon': I Played Crazy Taxi: World Tour and Spoke to Series Creator Kenji Kanno
Ten in 2010. I played the original Crazy Taxi on my Dreamcast so much the disc doesn’t really work anymore. To be fair, SEGA’s GD-ROMs were notable for scratching easily, but I didn’t have this problem with any of my other games from the era. I generally look after all of my things really well. Read the full article on pushsquare.com
Crazy Taxi World Tour feels like the offspring of the original Crazy Taxi and Forza Horizon, in the best way
Hands-on: Sega's reboot retains the original game's spirit but does its own thing
Crazy Taxi: World Tour Makes a Stop in Germany, as Series Goes Global on PS5
Guten tag. The clue was in the name really, wasn’t it? Crazy Taxi: World Tour is officially going global, as the new PS5 game makes a stop in Germany, the first of a series of international announcements planned for the reboot. Read the full article on pushsquare.com
Crazy Taxi: World Tour Has the YA YA YA YA YAs but Stumbles With the 'World' Part of World Tour | gamescom 2026
Crazy Taxi: World Tour is an almost refreshingly uncomplicated palette cleanser free of skill trees, crafting systems, and the other chaff that seems to be in every game you play nowadays. I just hope they manage to make the levels worthy of the “World Tour” moniker this new ride has.
Crazy Taxi: World Tour's Multiplayer Mode Looks Outrageously Fun
Sign us up. Sega has released a new trailer for Crazy Taxi: World Tour, this time giving us a glimpse at the game's new multiplayer mode. It's basically Crazy Taxi with friends, which is something we always dreamed of when cruising around the West Coast in the Dreamcast original. It looks like World Tour will support up to four players at a time, with each participant driving a different coloured vehicle with unique boost effects.
Crazy Taxi: World Tour Shares a Brief Look at Online Multiplayer in Latest Trailer
Ten in 2010. SEGA's bringing back one of its best-loved series with Crazy Taxi: World Tour, and while it includes all the single player content you'd expect, it also comes packed with online multiplayer features. That's the focus of this new trailer, which shows a quick look at multiple cabbies competing for fares: Read the full article on pushsquare.com
Crazy Taxi: World Tour ‘Multiplayer First Look’ trailer, screenshots
SEGA has relesed a multiplayer first look trailer and new screenshots for Crazy Taxi: World …
Crazy Taxi's Gena Now Looks Like a Life Is Strange NPC on PS5
What a downgrade. I’m really excited for Crazy Taxi: World Tour – I genuinely am! It’s been one of my most wanted games for years, after I scratched up the surface of my original Dreamcast disc from playing it so damn much. Read the full article on pushsquare.com
Crazy Taxi: World Tour has competitive multiplayer, and you've got a chance to play it very soon
Sega announced it's hosting a closed network test for Crazy Taxi: World Tour. The limited test is available across PC (Steam and Xbox app), PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. It runs for a single session from 11th September to 13th September.
Crazy Taxi World Tour is getting a closed network test in September, applications open now
Sega also released a new trailer showing off the game's West Coast map
Video: Crazy Taxi: World Tour Gets A Crazy New Trailer Highlighting West Coast Map
Closed network test announced for other platforms. Sega is reviving the Crazy Taxi series in 2027, and after releasing an announcement trailer last month, it's now shared a new video. This latest Crazy Taxi: World Tour trailer introduces players to the West Coast, where you'll be demolishing sand castles, delivering pizza, and flinging muscle men into the ocean.
Earn Some Crazy Money Early by Testing the New Crazy Taxi on PS5
Closed beta coming in September. You can be among the first in the world to play Crazy Taxi: World Tour in September, as SEGA plots a closed beta test for the long-awaited arcade reboot. Sign ups are open now through 31st August on PS5, ahead of the test getting underway from 11th September through 13th September. Read the full article on pushsquare.com
Crazy Taxi: World Tour closed network test set for September 11 to 13
SEGA will host a closed network test for Crazy Taxi: World Tour across PlayStation 5, …
Following generative AI controversy, Crazy Taxi: World Tour lead clarifies how the tech is being used
Crazy Taxi: World Tour's reveal during the Xbox Games Showcase was a highlight, finally offering a look at the modern incarnation of the classic series. The excitement was quickly soured, however, when its Steam page revealed Sega has used generative AI in the game's development.
"Everything In The Final Product Is Going To Be Original" - Sega Addresses GenAI Use In Crazy Taxi: World Tour
Update: "I think the statement on the Steam page was quite vague". Sega finally lifted the lid on its long-awaited Crazy Taxi reboot last weekend, but there's one aspect of the reveal that hasn't found favour with everyone. Soon after the game's Steam page went live, fans spotted a Generative AI disclaimer revealing that Sega had used the controversial tech to produce assets in the upcoming title. Read the full article on timeextension.com
Crazy Taxi: World Tour PS5 Only Used Generative AI for 'Reference', Insists Series Creator
Ya ya ya ya ya? Sammy and I have been clamouring for this game reveal all week long, and it's finally happened. After a teaser a few weeks back, Crazy Taxi: World Tour has been officially unveiled. While the initial impression is very strong, with The Offspring's All I Want blaring in the announcement trailer, there's an unfortunate twist that we'll get into below: Read the full article on pushsquare.com
Goodbye Pizza Hut, hello Five Guys? Here’s some of the new real-life shops we’ve spotted in Crazy Taxi World Tour
The first game was famous for featuring real brands, and the reboot has more
Not even Crazy Taxi: World Tour is safe from generative AI, as Sega admit they used it to make background assets
Ah cool, that reboot of 90s arcade classic Crazy Taxi Sega have been teasing for a little while, I thought during an otherwise rather meh Xbox showcase yesterday. Ah bollocks, I subsequently thought upon logging on this morning and seeing that Sega have disclosed their use of generative AI as part of Crazy Taxi: World Tour's development.
"How Embarrassing" - Sega's Getting Some Serious Blowback For Using GenAI In Crazy Taxi: World Tour
"Everyone has suddenly forgotten how to develop background assets". Sega finally lifted the lid on its long-awaited Crazy Taxi reboot last weekend, but there's one aspect of the reveal that hasn't found favour with everyone. Soon after the game's Steam page went live, fans spotted a Generative AI disclaimer revealing that Sega had used the controversial tech to produce assets in the upcoming title. Read the full article on timeextension.com
SEGA Provides More Detail After Generative AI Sours Crazy Taxi: World Tour PS5 Announcement
Ya ya ya ya ya? Sammy and I have been clamouring for this game reveal all week long, and it's finally happened. After a teaser a few weeks back, Crazy Taxi: World Tour has been officially unveiled. While the initial impression is very strong, with The Offspring's All I Want blaring in the announcement trailer, there's an unfortunate twist that we'll get into below: Read the full article on pushsquare.com
Crazy Taxi: World Tour Announced For Xbox, Releases In 2027
"Play as Axel in an all-new, high-octane adventure". One of the games that seemed to attract the most attention at today's Xbox Games Showcase 2026 was Crazy Taxi: World Tour, which was announced by SEGA with a 2027 release date for Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S. This game is an "all-new, high-octane adventure" in the Crazy Taxi series that'll feature a World Tour Campaign, Arcade Mode and online multiplayer, and at first glance the footage is looking pretty authentic and impressive. Read the
Crazy Taxi: World Tour Officially Announced For Switch 2, Launching 2027
Update: Sega clarifies generative AI use. Sega has finally – finally – shown off its revival for the Crazy Taxi series: Crazy Taxi: World Tour. Featuring music from The Offspring (because of course), the game utilises a very similar art style to the original, which is just wonderful. What's not so great, however, is that it seems to have been developed with the help of generative AI (thanks for the spot, Push Square).
Crazy Taxi World Tour officially announced, Sega immediately upsets everyone by announcing it used generative AI
It's been a rollercoaster day for Crazy Taxi. Today, at Xbox's showcase, we saw the first trailer for the long-teased rebooted game in the series. In a new trailer (below) Sega announced that the game is set to launch on Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Windows PC, and Xbox Series X in 2027.
Sega Announces Crazy Taxi: World Tour, Coming to PC and Consoles in 2027
Sega has announced Crazy Taxi: World Tour, its long-teased franchise revival that's now coming in 2027.
Sega’s Crazy Taxi reboot, Crazy Taxi World Tour, gets its first full reveal
There hasn't been a new main Crazy Taxi game for 24 years
Crazy Taxi: World Tour announced for PS5, Xbox Series, Switch 2, and PC
After an initial tease in December 2023, SEGA has announced Crazy Taxi: World Tour for … Source
Crazy Taxi: World Tour Revives an Arcade Classic in 2027, But There's a Catch
Ya ya ya ya ya? Sammy and I have been clamouring for this game reveal all week long, and it's finally happened. After a teaser a few weeks back, Crazy Taxi: World Tour has been officially unveiled. While the initial impression is very strong, with The Offspring's All I Want blaring in the announcement trailer, there's an unfortunate twist that we'll get into below: Read the full article on pushsquare.com
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SEGA And Netflix Announce New "Multi-Title Collaboration"
Including a Crazy Taxi live-action movie. SEGA and Netflix are teaming up once again, with the duo announcing three adaptations are now in development. First up is a live-action comedy movie based on the Crazy Taxi series and the new game World Tour. There'll also be another Sonic the Hedgehog kids' animation, and finally is a live-action crime adaptation of Stranger Than Heaven from RGG Studio (the team behind the Yakuza series). Release dates have not been announced. Read the full article on n
Sega gameplay updates: Persona 4 Revival, Crazy Taxi: World Tour, Total War: Warhammer 40,000, and more
Over the past several months, Sega has pulled back the curtain on many high-profile projects from its global studios. At Gamescom 2026, six of our titles will make their playable debut for the public: Total War: Warhammer 40,000, Persona 4 Revival, Crazy Taxi: World Tour, Stranger Than Heaven, Alien Isolation 2, and Sonic Pico Park. […]
Sega's Gamescom Line-up Includes Alien: Isolation 2 And Crazy Taxi: World Tour
It's Xenomorphin' time. Sega has announced its playable line-up for this year's Gamescom event, taking place at Cologne, Germany from 26th - 30th August 2026. Titles include Alien: Isolation 2 and Crazy Taxi: World Tour, both of which are scheduled to launch on the Switch 2. Keep in mind that you'll likely be playing PC builds of each during the event, or possibly PS5, but don't expect to go hands-on with the Switch 2 versions just yet.