Keith Stuart 

Crazy Taxi and good old Mega Drive

Today has been like one glorious trip down memory lane for me. First, the discovery that Sega has just officially announced Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars, a PSP translation of Crazy Taxi 1 and 2, complete with all the original modes and mini-games. Sniper Studios, the Californian studio handling the conversion, is also adding a two-player Ad Hoc mode where cab drivers take part either co-operatively or competitively. Correct me if I'm wrong, but no one has really taken up the comedy driving baton since Sega's series - at least with anything worth playing - so it's a good time to re-discover these fun, but incredibly challenging titles.
  
  


Today has been like one glorious trip down memory lane for me. First, the discovery that Sega has just officially announced Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars, a PSP translation of Crazy Taxi 1 and 2, complete with all the original modes and mini-games. Sniper Studios, the Californian studio handling the conversion, is also adding a two-player Ad Hoc mode where cab drivers take part either co-operatively or competitively. Correct me if I'm wrong, but no one has really taken up the comedy driving baton since Sega's series - at least with anything worth playing - so it's a good time to re-discover these fun, but incredibly challenging titles.

Also, I got home from work tonight to find Sega had sent me a copy of its new retro smorgasbord, The Mega Drive Collection, complete with over 30 titles including Sonic, Shinobi III, Golden Axe, VectorMan, Ecco and Phantasy Star. I know these releases tend to divide opinion somewhat, but I've no PC to run emulators on so this is a great chance for me to re-live the early nineties without actually getting my Mega Drive out of the loft.

 

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