It is no secret that Sega is working on bringing back its classic video games such as Shinobi, Jet Set Radio, and Crazy Taxi. Almost a year ago, Sega announced that these titles would be returning. However, they never did give a proper release window for these. The Crazy Taxi reboot is expected to release in 2027 and it will have online elements.

Well-known leaker Ryan from the Bronx, also formerly known as Midori has shared early development gameplay of the Crazy Taxi Reboot. This gameplay shown below on X (Twitter) is from 2022.

https://twitter.com/ryanfrombronx/status/1832243976742842384?t=p47VlxHdtBcQLhTHV31uXQ&s=19

This gameplay footage can be irrelevant for what we all know as it’s a few years old. It’s great to see there is proof of the Crazy Taxi Reboot being in development. Previous reports indicated the reboot will have a 100-player survival mode which would be a first for the series, obviously.

The insider also confirmed it will come to all modern platforms such as PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo’s next console.

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