Crazy Taxi 2 (DC) Reviews

Given how Crazy Taxi 2 isn't really much of an advancement, technologically or otherwise, on the original game, it's difficult to recommend unless you saw it for a few quid (which, 8 years on, is now quite a distinct possibility), but it's still a damn fun outing that somehow makes a taxi simulator game incredibly fun! You're essentially ...  Read the complete review

To many, paying £30 to drive around in a taxi doesn't sound too appealing, but Crazy Taxi 2 proves everyone wrong. Crazy Taxi 1 was a great success and has been converted to PS2 and Gamecube to prove it. If Crazy Taxi 2 lived up to its older brother, then it would be a good a game as any on the Dreamcast. Crazy Taxi 2 has an ...  Read the complete review

Crazy Taxi 2, where can I start.... This has got to be one of the greatest AAA titles that the Dreamcast has to offer. The depth that the city of New York adds to the game is unbelievable. There are bridges to leap over, skyscrapers to climb and passengers to deliver. OK this sequel to Crazy Taxi has a higher difficulty level compared to its ...  Read the complete review

Crazy Taxi 2 is, surprise-surprise, the follow up to the smash hit Crazy Taxi on the Dreamcast, which is now on PlayStation 2 – but while the PlayStation 2 has only recently had the original ported onto it, the DC has been graced with the second, and although it’s more of the same, the same is just what we wanted, because it was so ...  Read the complete review

Compared to the original Crazy Taxi, this sequel to last years interactive cabbie title doesn't really offer anything new to the series. There are, however, some entertaining new mini games and the "crazy hop," a new feature that lets yor taxi bounce in the air to reach additional roadways and rooftops. The gist of the game is the ...  Read the complete review

WE'RRRRRRRRRRE BACK! Announces him at the start with no name, for the second installment of the Crazy Taxi series. About a month before this game was released, myself and a friend agreed that this would be one of those games without a sequel, because quite simply, what could you put in a sequel? So when a sequel was announced, we were ...  Read the complete review

Crazy Taxi 2 is, surprise-surprise, the follow up to the smash hit Crazy Taxi on the Dreamcast, which is now on PlayStation 2 – but while the PlayStation 2 has only recently had the original ported onto it, the DC has been graced with the second, and although it’s more of the same, the same is just what we wanted, because it was so ...  Read the complete review

For the few of you not in the know, Crazy taxi is, as the name suggests, a crazy cab simulator where you have to do like a cabby and earn money, but unlike in real life anything goes. The goal of CT2, then, is to pick-up and drop-off customers as quickly as possible. Before you hit the streets though, you’ll have to choose from one ...  Read the complete review

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 releases for the Dreamcast, by Sega. Both Crazy Taxi and Crazy Taxi 2(CT&CT2 from now on) are made by Sega and both feature ...  Read the complete review

What made such a simple taxi game such a hit over here, and you’d think it would be boring for a nation like us don’t ask me why… I mean who wants to ship some fussy pedestrians around a city; it certainly doesn’t do anything for me. But then that isn’t crazy taxi, the funniest driving game ever. Instead of just being ...  Read the complete review

For the second installment of the world's craziest game we have now been treated to an extra city, 4 whole new cabbies and some cool new moves!! Crazy Taxi 2 is very much like the fantastic original, with the premise being much the same thing, but here it gets a whole lot more exciting - in the first game you could only pick up one ...  Read the complete review

I have had the pleasure of owning crazy taxi and crazy taxi 2 and i have to say they are some of the most enjoyable racing/simulating games around. Crazy Taxi 2 is mostly crazy taxi 1 but with alot more car tricks! and better detailed and larger cities. Even picking up customers has become a adventure because they have new passengers like for ...  Read the complete review