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06-30-2010, 04:28 PM
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The Crazy Taxi series was a breath of fresh air to many. Sure, it may have seemed like the standard gimmicky driving game that seemed to flood arcades in the late 90s (and are still prevalent today), but there was a lot more to Crazy Taxi. It was a simple game with pure arcade quality gaming about a seemingly mundane job: taxi cabbing. The name is simple but to the point: it's taxi driving but with a crazy twist, seeing as you don't have to follow the rules of the road (and in later games, the rules of gravity) to get your customer to their predetermined destination. With great atmosphere, music perfectly fitting the game, insane amount of maneuvers (including the Crazy Drift that helps you turn on a dime or the Crazy Dash to have a sudden boost to speed past traffic), and a great level design, Crazy Taxi sports tons of playability. Unfortunately, the appeal began to wear off, as each subsequent game failed to improve much on the formula. So after releasing a few sequels, it appears as though the game became stale to most, and has already been pretty much forgotten.
The Crazy Taxi series was a breath of fresh air to many. Sure, it may have seemed like the standard gimmicky driving game that seemed to flood arcades in the late 90s (and are still prevalent today), but there was a lot more to Crazy Taxi. It was a simple game with pure arcade quality gaming about a seemingly mundane job: taxi cabbing. The name is simple but to the point: it's taxi driving but with a crazy twist, seeing as you don't have to follow the rules of the road (and in later games, the rules of gravity) to get your customer to their predetermined destination. With great atmosphere, music perfectly fitting the game, insane amount of maneuvers (including the Crazy Drift that helps you turn on a dime or the Crazy Dash to have a sudden boost to speed past traffic), and a great level design, Crazy Taxi sports tons of playability. Unfortunately, the appeal began to wear off, as each subsequent game failed to improve much on the formula. So after releasing a few sequels, it appears as though the game became stale to most, and has already been pretty much forgotten.
The Crazy Taxi series was a breath of fresh air to many. Sure, it may have seemed like the standard gimmicky driving game that seemed to flood arcades in the late 90s (and are still prevalent today), but there was a lot more to Crazy Taxi. It was a simple game with pure arcade quality gaming about a seemingly mundane job: taxi cabbing. The name is simple but to the point: it's taxi driving but with a crazy twist, seeing as you don't have to follow the rules of the road (and in later games, the rules of gravity) to get your customer to their predetermined destination. With great atmosphere, music perfectly fitting the game, insane amount of maneuvers (including the Crazy Drift that helps you turn on a dime or the Crazy Dash to have a sudden boost to speed past traffic), and a great level design, Crazy Taxi sports tons of playability. Unfortunately, the appeal began to wear off, as each subsequent game failed to improve much on the formula. So after releasing a few sequels, it appears as though the game became stale to most, and has already been pretty much forgotten.
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The Crazy Taxi series was a breath of fresh air to many. Sure, it may have seemed like the standard gimmicky driving game that seemed to flood arcades in the late 90s (and are still prevalent today), but there was a lot more to Crazy Taxi. It was a simple game with pure arcade quality gaming about a seemingly mundane job: taxi cabbing. The name is simple but to the point: it's taxi driving but with a crazy twist, seeing as you don't have to follow the rules of the road (and in later games, the rules of gravity) to get your customer to their predetermined destination. With great atmosphere, music perfectly fitting the game, insane amount of maneuvers (including the Crazy Drift that helps you turn on a dime or the Crazy Dash to have a sudden boost to speed past traffic), and a great level design, Crazy Taxi sports tons of playability. Unfortunately, the appeal began to wear off, as each subsequent game failed to improve much on the formula. So after releasing a few sequels, it appears as though the game became stale to most, and has already been pretty much forgotten.
The Crazy Taxi series was a breath of fresh air to many. Sure, it may have seemed like the standard gimmicky driving game that seemed to flood arcades in the late 90s (and are still prevalent today), but there was a lot more to Crazy Taxi. It was a simple game with pure arcade quality gaming about a seemingly mundane job: taxi cabbing. The name is simple but to the point: it's taxi driving but with a crazy twist, seeing as you don't have to follow the rules of the road (and in later games, the rules of gravity) to get your customer to their predetermined destination. With great atmosphere, music perfectly fitting the game, insane amount of maneuvers (including the Crazy Drift that helps you turn on a dime or the Crazy Dash to have a sudden boost to speed past traffic), and a great level design, Crazy Taxi sports tons of playability. Unfortunately, the appeal began to wear off, as each subsequent game failed to improve much on the formula. So after releasing a few sequels, it appears as though the game became stale to most, and has already been pretty much forgotten.
The Crazy Taxi series was a breath of fresh air to many. Sure, it may have seemed like the standard gimmicky driving game that seemed to flood arcades in the late 90s (and are still prevalent today), but there was a lot more to Crazy Taxi. It was a simple game with pure arcade quality gaming about a seemingly mundane job: taxi cabbing. The name is simple but to the point: it's taxi driving but with a crazy twist, seeing as you don't have to follow the rules of the road (and in later games, the rules of gravity) to get your customer to their predetermined destination. With great atmosphere, music perfectly fitting the game, insane amount of maneuvers (including the Crazy Drift that helps you turn on a dime or the Crazy Dash to have a sudden boost to speed past traffic), and a great level design, Crazy Taxi sports tons of playability. Unfortunately, the appeal began to wear off, as each subsequent game failed to improve much on the formula. So after releasing a few sequels, it appears as though the game became stale to most, and has already been pretty much forgotten.
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