The game Crazy ... The soundtrack is great with bands like The Offspring, but the sounds in the game can get very annoying. I can only stand hearing, "Let's play CRAAAAAZY TAXI" so many times.

1999's Crazy Taxi still offered the usual Sega trademarks ... The licensed Offspring soundtrack didn’t hurt matters either. However, Crazy Taxi's fame would be taken to an entirely new ...

Crazy Taxi: City Rush, due imminently. The game – originally designed for arcades in 1999, but then released for SEGA's Dreamcast the following year before being subsequently ported to ...

The pop-punk tunes comprise a stellar soundtrack that's the perfect ... The visuals are dated—Crazy Taxi's a game from 1999, after all—but once you put the pedal to the metal, the relatively ...

The Japanese video game giant previously announced it is working on the new version of Crazy Taxi, which hit the arcades in 1999 ... Dreamcast version's original soundtrack, which never got ...

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 ...

the company released a game to arcades and its ill-fated Dreamcast home video game console that would be fondly remembered years after its 1999 debut. That game is Crazy Taxi. The wacky racer puts ...

And one of them, The Drive audience will be most interested to know, was a new Crazy Taxi. This is a big deal ... allotted time limit—preferably to a soundtrack of The Offspring and Bad Religion.

But a truly great licensed soundtrack manages to weave itself throughout the entire experience in ways that make it essential to the gameplay. Spending hours immersed in a game’s world often ...

Crazy Taxi is a fun game at first but after about two hours this game is just not fun. The graphics are the same as the Dreamcast version and there is only two or three songs on the soundtrack.