To actually play this mod you’ll need to have a Dreamcast emulator set up and do some tinkering to the Crazy Taxi files. It’s not easy to setup, La Barbera admits, so the modder uploaded some ...

Sega's Crazy Taxi is considered by many to be one of the best games currently available on the company's fading Dreamcast console. It was a solid port of the Naomi-based arcade game, featured a ...

Crazy Taxi is available across a number of platforms, from retro hardware like the Dreamcast, PlayStation 2 and Xbox 360, to modern formats, like iOS, Android and via Steam on the PC.

Crazy Taxi: Tim Walz Edition is a mod for Crazy Taxi that can only be run inside the Flycast Dreamcast Emulator.You play as a taxi driver (Tim Walz), who drives around town picking up passengers ...

Crazy Taxi: Tim Walz Edition is a mod for Crazy Taxi that can only be run inside the Flycast Dreamcast Emulator.You play as a taxi driver (Tim Walz), who drives around town picking up passengers ...

Reported Dreamcast addict Tim Walz is now an unofficial Crazy Taxi character . New "Tim Walz Edition" mod lets the VP hopeful earn some ca-razy (campaign) money.

Well here we Walz, thanks to a new mod that puts the political everyman into the original Crazy Taxi. It's the work of one Edward La Barbera, who read the articles about Walz and his Dreamcast and ...

Dreamcast was ahead of its time. Arriving in 1998 with a bubbly Y2K aesthetic, when Sony’s PlayStation and the Nintendo 64 reigned supreme, Sega’s console was the first to offer true online ...

The new Crazy Taxi is going to be a ‘large-scale, open-world online game’ because of course it is. News; The new ... and the glorious unfulfilled promise of the Dreamcast.

SEGA had previously confirmed that its Crazy Taxi reboot would be a ‘triple-A’ effort, while a later reported stating the game would feature a live service model with a 100-person survival mode.

The console version of Crazy Taxi debuted in 2000 for the Sega Dreamcast, and it was a hit, eventually being ported to other platforms including the PlayStation 2, Nintendo Gamecube, and yes, even PC.

He later gave that Dreamcast to someone and it ended up in the hands of a ResetEra user who suggested Walz was a Crazy Taxi player. And now, as a perfect ending to this odd saga, Walz is a ...