Crazy Taxi For iPhone Out Today, Features Original Version’s Music By Offpring

…and just like that, Crazy Taxi for iOS devices is out today. That didn’t take very long at all. The game costs $4.99 and you can grab it for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch (iOS 4.3 or later).

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Sega say the iOS version will feature the music of the original game, which had tracks by Offspring and Bad Religion on the soundtrack. You can watch a trailer for the game above.

 

Sega also say that the game is headed to Android devices at some point in the future.


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