Sega has referred to as its Crazy Taxi reboot a triple-A sport.
In December, throughout The Game Awards 2023, Sega introduced new video games within the Jet Set Radio, Shinobi, Golden Axe, Streets of Rage, and Crazy Taxi franchises have been in growth alongside the teaser trailer, beneath. The video reveals transient gameplay clips of every of the video games set to return.
We haven’t heard a lot in regards to the initiative since, however in an article printed by the Japan Times, one Sega government referenced the Crazy Taxi reboot particularly and referred to as it a triple-A sport.
Takaya Segawa, who runs Sega’s assist studio in Sapporo, stated: “We’re liable for titles similar to Phantasy Star On-line 2: New Genesis and Hatsune Miku: Colourful Stage! in cooperation with the bases in Tokyo and abroad. We’re additionally collaborating within the growth of triple-A titles, together with Crazy Taxi.
“At current, we don’t have any titles developed independently by the studio, however we intend to take action sooner or later.”
Crazy Taxi is a driving sport sequence that first appeared in arcades in 1999 earlier than ports on consoles such because the Dreamcast noticed it take pleasure in recognition within the dwelling. You play a taxi driver who speeds by way of the town to ship passengers to their locations, performing stunts to earn factors alongside the best way.
The Crazy Taxi reboot is likely one of the first video games popping out as a part of Sega’s bid to revive its legacy franchises, though the corporate has but to announce a launch window or during which kind the video games will launch. However with Segawa calling Crazy Taxi a triple-A sport, maybe followers can count on one thing extra important than a modest return for considered one of its most-beloved arcade video games.
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