Crazy Taxi 2 for Dreamcast

Pros: Cool Crazy Hop, Pyramid games are fun, solid graphics
Cons: Yucky voices, somewhat repetitve and depth lacking, Methods of Mayhem

The original Crazy Taxi was a huge hit for Sega – it’s one of the best selling Dreamcast games, and has translated into a big hit upon it’s release for PlayStation 2 as well. Naturally, Sega, and CT developer Hitmaker would want to do a...

Pros: same great gameplay, new jump feature, The Offspring
Cons: it's a chore to pull off the Crazy Dash

I loved the original Crazy Taxi in arcades and on Dreamcast (let's try and forget about the PS2 version, shall we?). Hitmaker's original premise was one of the most refreshing gaming experiences of 1999. Heck, I still randomly pull out the DC version...

Pros: graphics are good, good for a while
Cons: very little replay value, horrible soundtrack

I enjoyed the first Crazy Taxi game. It was fun, even though it lacked depth. Crazy Taxi 2 continues the Crazy Taxi legacy on Dreamcast. There are improvements, but for the most part, Crazy Taxi 2 is the same Crazy Taxi game set in a different city. For...

Pros: More of the same, great for fans of the original
Cons: More of the same

Graduation has come and gone, and of course the best part (besides the diploma) is the presents. Much to my surprise, I got a late gift: Sega's Crazy Taxi 2. Somebody obviously didn't read my review of Crazy Taxi, and nobody was paying...

Pros: ::Fun to play. Original gameplay::
Cons: ::Replay value suffers. Repetitive music::

Well, Sega’s hardware business may be over, but they still make amazing games. Games that are original, groundbreaking, and definitely something to show off in front of your friends. With such games as Shenmue, Jet Grind...

Pros: Keeps to the original formula, excellent, addictive gameplay
Cons: Not different enough from original, not enough music, new cabbies not as interesting

When I first heard about the original Crazy Taxi, I was unimpressed. I didn't see how driving around and ferrying passengers around a town could be fun. In fact, it seemed kind of boring to me. Once I actually sat down and played the game, I found out...

Pros: Improved framerate. Two new huge levels.
Cons: Control issues. Easy one button moves.

Crazy Taxi when initially released for the Dreamcast , quickly became the flagship for Sega , and their fans.

Sega attempts to duplicate success of the first in the series, but misses the mark.

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Pros: High replay value, anyone who has played the original will be right at home.
Cons: Confusing arrow, lacking in the character department, the cars have odd characteristics, looping music.

Crazy Taxi 2 is mostly the same as Crazy Taxi 1 as in the point behind playing the game. However, several things will leave a slightly different, and off taste in your mouth. I think that it might have something to do with the game's location, New York...

Pros: More challenging, multiple riders at once add to challenge
Cons: The "Crazy Jump" makes the gameplay too cheap, tired formula, difficult to navigate through city

The original Crazy Taxi exploded in the arcades with it's addicting insane premise of taxing people around the city for a couple thousand bucks, yeah this game was crazy. None crazier than it's following, Crazy Taxi made the arcade market shine for a...

Pros: New Cabbies(Iceman rules!), New City, Smooth Gameplay, Excellent Music
Cons: Music is repetitive, I miss the old cabbies!!(but you can unlock them)

I just bought what I think is one of the best games ever for the Sega Dreamcast. I recently played Crazy Taxi on my friends Playstation 2 and I was hooked after the first game. Last week a friend of mine here at school loaned me Crazy Taxi 2 for the...

Pros: The gameplay is addicting and fun.
Cons: Gets real old real fast.

When I first started up this game, I noticed that much of the menus, music, and effects sound like the first one. The same yellow main window is once again in Crazy Taxi 2 as well as the original music with an extra beat in it. They have also put in some...

Pros: similar to original which was the best game on dreamcast
Cons: boring soundtrack

Before the original Crazy Taxi came out for the dreamcast, I thought how fun can a game where you just drive around picking people up and dropping them off be. I decided to buy it to give it a chance because I heard some great reviews from IGN.com....

Pros: excellent graphics, fast gameplay, one of the last big bangs for the Dreamcast.
Cons: No 2 player mode, music isn't as good as #1

When the Sega Dreamcast first came out, it had several marquee titles, including Sonic, the 2K sports series, and Crazy Taxi. in its own right, the Dreamcast was and is to this day a top notch console, and is still competitive with Nintendo and Sony in...

Pros: New levels, Drivers, and passengers.
Cons: Songs repeat, repetitive play.

Introduction
Is it just me or is driving a taxi at insanely fast speeds through crowded, busy streets and taking passengers to place extremely fun? I think not. Crazy Taxi 2 is the sequel to an acclaimed title which was one of the star...

Pros: Presenting a greater challenge; new features/characters; more is good.
Cons: Slow-down at times.

Sega pleased Dreamcast owners with the home version of "Crazy Taxi" for the system which not only gave us a better-looking version of the arcade game, but new modes that were made specifically for this game. The same cabbies (Axel, B.D. Joe, Gena, and...