It has been a long when you enjoyed the last ride on SEGA's Crazy Taxi. Now, SEGA has announced Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars, the next edition in the same series that will be a Sony PSP exclusive title.
This is obvious that you all would be roaming around for the fact makes the latest title different from older ones. Your search appetite breaths last here after going through following highlights:
Use your own custom soundtracks
Two player co-op or competitive play
Original Crazy Taxi Arcade & Dreamcast tracks
Arcade and Time Trial modes
Crazy Box and Crazy Pyramid mini-games
Moreover, the new racing simulation will be making use of both original Crazy Taxi maps I.e. Arcade and Dreamcast to collect the higher fares with earning time bonuses by delivering fares quickly.
The action racing simulation will roar down the streets worldwide this summer.
Via: gameinvasion
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