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Sega's Crazy Taxi 2 Dreamcast Game Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31) |
 | | In the original Crazy Taxi, this insanity was dolled out through one fare at a time, but with number two, players will find the variety of fares have grown, with the occasional pick-up involving up to four passengers, each asking to be dropped off at a separate location (and none of them conveniently close-by). |
 | | This is Crazy Taxi in New York, a change of scenery from the original's romp in Los Angeles and San Francisco. |
 | | I like Crazy Taxi 2 a lot, but it's an arcade game on a home system and because of that it can be a little repetitive and short, which is something I would have liked to have seen the designers take into consideration and fixed. |
| www.gamenationtv.com /reviews/crazytaxi2.shtml (1283 words) |
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