<p>For those who don&#8217;t know Crazy Taxi is the craziest taxi game ever with a strong cult following, mainly consisting of the alumni Dreamcast owners. It was the console&#8217;s second biggest selling game and saw crossovers to the PS2, Gamecube and later PSN and Live Arcade. Crazy Taxi was such a good game it&#8217;s always on our minds whether another sequel will be released. Well fortunately Kenji Kanno, the game&#8217;s creator is on the same wavelength as us.</p>
<p>Speaking to IGN, Kenji Kanno expressed his desire for a news series of Crazy Taxi games grace the PS4 and Xbox ONE but that it would take an &#8216;evolution&#8217; of the game for that to happen. Kanno&#8217;s thoughts might have something to do with the fact that ever since the game&#8217;s release on Dreamcast, which received an average 90% on GameRankings it&#8217;s average score has increasingly dipped with every crossover.</p>
<p>In the interview with IGN he stresses two main changes to the game. He mentions the addition of a multiplayer section to the game. Kanno himself doesn&#8217;t know how the multiplayer would play out in the game but considering his thoughtfulness on the project it would be more than a simple PvP. Let your evil minds speculate on this. The other point he makes is how he wants Crazy Taxi to have a &#8216;time changing&#8217; feel to it but more than a day/night cycle. Kenji gets very mystical here but the point he is trying to make is changing the overall atmosphere of the game. Rather it being a basic arcade, race against time game, there will be more depth into it. Possibly aiming at more of a storyline as he says &#8216;I really want how you play the game to transition as time does.&#8217;</p>
<p>This sadly is all that is being said on a future release so we&#8217;ll just have to settle for Crazy Taxi: City Rush for iOS and Android devices&#8230;I know right.</p>

CRAZY TAXI Could See A ‘Next-Gen’ Return

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