when a player ran through Crazy Taxi on Dreamcast while a live band played the soundtrack behind him. Runner "chuckles825" completed the Crazy Box mode--a series of individual skill-based trials ...

Who doesn't remember those legendary words echoing through arcade halls in the late '90s? Sega's insane taxi "simulator" was truly something special. With its adrenaline-fueled action, in-your-face ...

Wii soundtrack while running through the platformer ... But the award for most creative musical speedrun has to go to the 19-minute Crazy Taxi run, embedded below, that had a live rock band ...

The original soundtrack of Crazy Taxi by Bad Religion and The Offspring is an essential part of its appeal, but also a sure way to get a DMCA strike on your video of it. To get around that ...

A speedrunner used a live band to get around copyright issues while attempting a Crazy Taxi run. Near the end of this year’s Awesome Games Done Quick, speedrunner chuckles825 took on the Crazy Box ...

As soon as chuckles cleared a stage and changed to another, the band would stop and kick off a new track from Crazy Taxi's original soundtrack, which includes songs from The Offspring and Bad Religion ...

A Sega Dreamcast classic from 1999 is getting a new remake this year. While the game in question came to the Sega Dreamcast in 1999, it actually debuted in arcades a year earlier in 1998.

This year's most memorable runs included a Crazy Taxi run featuring a live band performing the game's soundtrack, an Elden Ring boss rush where gameplay was executed entirely by saxophone ...

Someone tried to beat Crazy Taxi as quickly as possible while a live band played the game's iconic soundtrack. This is so much fun: And just because, here's the song most people remember from that ...

When my taxi rolled up to Aleenta Phuket Phang Nga ... but I did text a close girlfriend trying to explain that I was going stir crazy with routine. My friend had zero sympathy from afar ...