Crazy Taxi Out Now On PlayStation Network, Next Week On Xbox Live

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SEGA’s Dreamcast classic, Crazy Taxi, is out today on the PlayStation Network for $9.99. If you’re a PlayStation Plus member, you’ll be able to grab it at a 20% discount for the next two weeks.

 

The game hits Xbox Live next week on November 24th for 800 Microsoft points. 

 

New features in the digital port include high-definition 720p and widescreen support. Leaderboards and trophy awards are part of the deal, too, and you can choose between Arcade Mode and Original Mode.


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