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Crazy Taxi 3(PC GAME) (Size: 112.55 MB)

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]Crazy Taxi 3: High Roller for the Xbox has everything from the previous two games.
 It has the West Coast and Small Apple levels, all the previous two games' cab drivers, 
the same frantic action, and the minigames from Crazy Taxi 2. It also has a brand-new circuit,
 the Glitter Oasis (modeled after Las Vegas), four new drivers for that course, and a lot 
of new minigames. That sounds like a lot of good stuff, but unfortunately, that's about 
all there is. If you're a huge fan of Crazy Taxi, or if you've never played any of the 
previous games, you may find a lot to like about Crazy Taxi 3--if nothing else, it's a 
compilation of the previous two games that improves upon those games' maps and 
gameplay. However, if you're not a huge fan or a newcomer to the series, you may 
find that Crazy Taxi 3 doesn't have much more to keep you coming back. 

 Crazy Taxi 3 features some new drivers and a new course... 

 The original Crazy Taxi hit arcades in 1999, and it later appeared on the
 Dreamcast in 2000. Both versions were good, simple driving games in 
which you played as a cab driver who had to drive the streets of the 
West Coast (in a city modeled after San Francisco), pick up passengers,
 and drive them to their destinations as quickly as possible. Crazy Taxi 
was easy to pick up and play, and thanks to the Dreamcast version's 
time-based missions, which let you play for three, five, or 10 minutes
 at a stretch, it was also easy to pick up and put down again. 
Crazy Taxi 2 was released for the Dreamcast in 2001, 
and it had a new level called the Small Apple (modeled after New York City) 
to play in. It also let you pick up multiple passengers and had 
a new maneuver--the crazy hop--that let your taxi leap into the air. 

 Crazy Taxi 3 looks better than the previous games in the series,
 which used simple textures in their 3D environments so the games
 could run at consistently fast frame rates. The game features 
enhanced versions of the West Coast and Small Apple levels, 
including better-looking textures on the buildings and reflections 
off car bodies and windshields. And all three of Crazy Taxi 3's 
driving levels have new special effects as you drive, like the 
new smoke trails behind your taxi when you perform a crazy
 dash and the new motion-blur effect on your taxi's chassis 
and headlights, which is most noticeable when making a 
sharp turn. Unfortunately, the new Glitter Oasis level, which
 begins on a busy thoroughfare that's supposed to resemble
 the Las Vegas strip, is a bit too busy. At certain points in the 
level, you'll run into some very nasty slowdown, especially if 
you try to perform a crazy dash or crazy hop in areas with 
lots of oncoming traffic or obstacles. 

 Crazy Taxi 3 doesn't sound quite as good as it looks.
 The new Glitter Oasis level has a few new fast-paced, 
frantic music tracks that seem suitable for the first few minutes,
 but they have long-winded guitar riffs and insipid choruses 
that become repetitive pretty quickly. Crazy Taxi 3 also includes
 all the upbeat rock songs from the previous two games.
 They're as suitable an accompaniment as ever for flying
 down a straightaway or tearing around a corner at high 
speed, but if you've played the previous Crazy Taxi games,
 you've heard them before, and you may even be tired of 
them already. Like the previous games in the series, 
Crazy Taxi 3 has humorous voice samples for your drivers and their 
passengers. Basically, they'll curse you out for driving too slowly, 
and your driver will tell them to shut up. However, some of the 
samples seem too quiet, especially for groups of passengers, 
who often mumble their lines. Also, for some reason, your 
passengers will sometimes give you wrong directions--they'll 
sit up in the back of the cab and demand that you turn left or 
right, even if the objective is straight ahead. Finally, Crazy Taxi 3
 reuses the same announcer as the previous games: an actor 
doing his best impression of American radio personality Robert 
"Wolfman Jack" Smith. In fact, rather than offering all-new 
voice work, Crazy Taxi 3 reuses most of the voice samples from the previous games. 

spoiler If you've never played Crazy Taxi before, you might 
really enjoy Crazy Taxi 3. The basic premise is simple: You 
pick up passengers, take them to their destinations as quickly 
as possible, and perform stunts, such as flying over hills or 
narrowly missing oncoming traffic, for bonus money along the way.
 Crazy Taxi 3's enhanced West Coast and Small Apple levels are 
as fun to play as ever. The West Coast level, which has new 
areas added to it, is actually worth running through again even 
if you played the first Crazy Taxi to death, since you can use
 the crazy hop to open up shortcuts through winding roads and the two-way freeway. 

 ...and that's just about it. 

 Unfortunately, the Glitter Oasis level doesn't seem quite as enjoyable. 
Though it mainly consists of straight roads and sharp turns at the beginning,
 it eventually goes out of the city on a winding road over a lake, and it then
 goes further out over a canyon. If you fall off the road into the lake or canyon
 at certain points, it's too difficult to try to get back on the right track, so you'll 
probably find yourself restarting the level. In addition to the three courses, 
Crazy Taxi 3 also has Crazy X, an expanded set of very short minigames. 
A few of these, like crazy football, in which you drive a football player 
down a field while getting "tackled" by oncoming traffic, can be fun for 
a little while. However, some of them, like crazy ball, a course in which 
you must hop your taxi into a giant disco ball, drive all the way around 
the course, and then do it again multiple times, can be boring, 
even tedious. Most of Crazy Taxi 3's minigames are otherwise 
pretty forgettable. Though some are challenging, it's safe to say 
that you probably won't enjoy any of them enough to play through them more than a few times. 

 If you're a big fan of the series, and all you're looking for is more 
Crazy Taxi, you should definitely get Crazy Taxi 3: High Roller. 
It has improved versions of just about everything from the previous
 two games, plus an all-new level with new drivers and music. 
Also, if you've never played any of the Crazy Taxi games, 
Crazy Taxi 3 is a great place to start--it's fast, fun, and easy to 
learn, it doesn't take much time to play, and unlike the 
previous games, it gives you a choice of three different courses.
 Otherwise, if you've played the Crazy Taxi games before 
and you aren't a big fan, you may want to consider renting Crazy Taxi 3

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