One of my favorite arcade games. Great for mobile. Interested to see how they address the controls. Might make it easier to play. $3-5 and I might get it. Already bought on ps3.
Crazy Taxi going mobile
Sega bringing open-world racing game to iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch later this month.
Crazy Taxi will pick up its next fare on iOS devices. Sega recently announced via a teaser video that the open-world racing game is headed to iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch later this month.
Sega did not specify a price for the game, and the company was not immediately available for comment.
Crazy Taxi originally released in arcades in 1999, with a subsequent launch for Sega's own Dreamcast game console.
A high-definition version of the game is available today on Xbox Live and PlayStation Network for $10 and also through the Dreamcast Collection.
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