Hey hey hey, it's time to make some crazy money, are ya ready? ...here we go!

Hey hey hey, it's time to make some crazy money, are ya ready? ...here we go!

YA YA YA YA YA

*jumps out of your way*

>tfw Gina will never ever take you to a secluded place on the job to fuck you and raise the argo

SO HERE I AM

NOTHIN CHANGES CUZ IT'S ALL THE SAME

IT ALL JUST HAPPENS AGAIN WAY DOWN THE LINE

>PS2 version

>dreamcast display stand with Crazy Taxi
>know the code that changes the cab into a bike
>impress everyone
My 15 minutes of fame.

AUTOMATONS IN BUSINESS SUITS, SWINGING BLACK BOXES

>tfw no MMO Crazy Taxi

>tfw no crazy taxi sequel with destructible environments and a large world

Imagine how fucking amazing that would be.

The game's free on xbone this month. I wonder if it's still as fun as I remember it

I thought it is unlocked by doing those horrible crazy box challenges. Bike is best vehicle handling.

Still fun but no KFC, Levi's and Pizza Huts. Original soundtrack changed too. The game really captured the early 2000s well.

>sega sitting on perfectly good ip like this
>instead of a new game they just make mobile shit
what a waste

It's actually worse without the product placement and the alt rock soundtrack.

Crazy Taxi is a mobile-tier game

I really thought in game advertising was going to be a thing after Burnout Paradise. It's much better than generic billboards in games.

>18 years old
>18
>someone born on that year is considered an adult in many countries

Mother of god.

Both. I think you press both trigger buttons at the same time 3 times and A when selecting the driver
There were more cheats, like "another day" with different fares, no arrows, no destination mark, ped view and 1st person view.

If Sega fucks their own mascot you cant ask more.
Even Yakuza 6 wasnt good and was fucked pretty hard. And Y2 Kiwami seems the same.

Gena weight shown as ??kg. Why did they do this? Also the sjw wouldn't approve of a new game with her plate having some form of the word "sexy" on it.

Sounds like a quick cash grab