Crazy Taxi returns and gives us a port on XBLA and PSN. Does it live up to the video game we played in the good old days on our Dreamcast or does the port remove too many of our favourite things, making it barely playable? Read our review at GameZone.com to find out.

For as long as I can remember, one of the games I found myself playing in times that I was stressed out or feeling a little down was Crazy Taxi. There was just something about the game, being able to climb behind the wheel of a custom-made taxi and letting loose in a city filled with desperate customers that couldn’t walk (seriously, they just stand around) and picking them up to make some mad scratch, getting from point A to point B and not letting anything—pedestrians, buses, traffic—get in the way. The game was an arcade favorite, and Sega did an equally impressive job porting it to the Dreamcast so long ago. Now it’s returned for Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network, and it retains the same kind of free-wheeling spirit of the original…even though a few things are missing.

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