/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.6527619]

okay

[Anonymous No.6527845]

YAYAYAYAYA


DAY AFTER DAY
YOUR WHOLE LIFE'S A WRECK

[Anonymous No.6527904]

Use crazy boost to drift into the wall of the delivery area, you get stuck and start falling through the floor while racking up combo bonuses. Easy 20k+ Crazy License.
>>6527845
I wonder how many CDs they sold because of this game.

[Anonymous No.6527993]

>>6527904
>I wonder how many CDs they sold because of this game.

Or the other way around.

[Anonymous No.6527994]

>>6527904
>I wonder how many CDs they sold because of this game.

I wonder how many CDs Michael Jackson sold because of Sonic 3

[Anonymous No.6528013]

>>6527845
>>6527904
There had to be some influence in the SEGA community from the Crazy Taxi music choices. I remember The Offspring being used regularly in Sonic Adventure videos on old YouTube, this song specifically.

[Anonymous No.6528174]

>>6527994
Retard, I meant how many kids didn't give a fuck about Offspring went to bought a copy just for these songs.

[Anonymous No.6528181]

>>6527993
Crazy Taxi copies were sold because it had Offspring music?

[Anonymous No.6528324]

>>6527619
Crazy Taxi 2 is better. Those Crazy Pyramid challenge are a bitch though.

[Anonymous No.6528464]

Did Sega lose the source code for Crazy Taxi 2 and 3, like they lost Jet Set Radio Future?

[Anonymous No.6529027]

>>6528464
No one outside of Sega knows for sure.

[Anonymous No.6529030]

>>6528181
Possibly.

[Anonymous No.6529684]

>>6528464
Whats with the japanese destroying assets after they finish a game?

[Anonymous No.6529694]

>>6527619
I’ve never enjoyed this game. Didn’t enjoy it when The Simpsons did it either. It’s just not that fun.

[Anonymous No.6529741]

>>6529694
Simpsons Road Rash is a trash game. It doesn't even compare to Crazy Taxi.

[Anonymous No.6529787]

>>6528324
>Crazy Taxi 2
LAY AWAKE
I DON'T GIVE A SHIT
IF I EVEN WAKE UP IN THE MORNING

[Anonymous No.6529813]

>>6529787
>doing crazy pyramid
>have to restart constantly
>game cycles to the next song every time you restart a challenge
>get to hear the first 3 seconds of every track in the game 1000 times

[Anonymous No.6530963]

>>6529684
>Whats with the japanese destroying assets after they finish a game?
Masochists

[Anonymous No.6531023]

>>6529684
buddhism

[Anonymous No.6531032]

>>6529684
It's not the japs. Devs the world over lose assets and source code all the time because of no foresight in thinking people will keep playing old games even after the original hardware is discontinued.
>>6528464
>like they lost Jet Set Radio Future?
Source? It's always assumed they can't re-release JSRF because of the music being partially owned by a dead record label.

[Anonymous No.6531046]

>>6531032
Doubt it's a music issue, since they just outright cut the songs they couldn't re-license in the HD release of grind.

[Anonymous No.6531396]

>>6531046
Yes, but a lot of JSRF's licensed music was owned by Grand Royal Records, a label started up by the Beastie Boys. The label folded after JSRF came out and with Adam Yaunch being dead that's a lot of music Sega would have to renegotiate for. It's not like JGR where they could negotiate songs on a per artist basis.

[Anonymous No.6531470]

>>6531396
In the PC version of Crazy Taxi, they just outright replaced the soundtrack because they couldn't re-license it. If the soundtrack were the issue with JSRF, they'd probably just cut all of the tracks they can't get the license for, toss in some extra tracks from the first game as filler, and maybe compose some generic shit to pad out the rest.

[Anonymous No.6531472]

>>6531470
>extra tracks from the first game as filler, and maybe compose some generic shit to pad out the rest.
Yeah, no. A lot of those licensed songs are part of the game's atmosphere.

[Anonymous No.6531480]

>>6531472
Again, Crazy Taxi.

[Anonymous No.6531525]

>>6527619
Hey taxi! Take me back to better times!

[Anonymous No.6531528]

>>6531480
Yeah, and lots of people hate that replacement music, enough that it seems like Sega doesn't want to risk doing that again.

[Anonymous No.6531531]

>>6531528
Nobody cared that much about the replacement music, since the console versions gave you the option to replace the soundtrack with your own music and it was pretty easy to swap the music in the PC version. I think the mobile port is the only one that's 100% stuck with new soundtrack.

[Anonymous No.6532464]

Gamecube is the best version (even including arcade)? because of better draw distance. The arcade had more wallriding bugs but was fixed in Dreamcast.

[Anonymous No.6532519]

>>6531470
>If the soundtrack were the issue with JSRF, they'd probably just cut all of the tracks they can't get the license for, toss in some extra tracks from the first game as filler, and maybe compose some generic shit to pad out the rest.
Literally all they have to do is just include the Naganuma tracks and other shit they 100% have the rights to and then have the ability to add your own songs. Done.
The real reason JSRF hasn't been re-released is because they don't give a shit.

[Anonymous No.6533285]

let's go

[Anonymous No.6533312]

>>6527994
The mj thing was just an urban legend until recently like the ET pit in the desert

[Anonymous No.6535314]

>>6527619
what about crazy taxi 2?

[Anonymous No.6535450]

>>6533312
I mean we knew for sure there was something going on since MJ apparently sampled Sonic 3 songs while simultaneously Sonic 3 sampled MJ songs plus MJ collaborators from the time worked on Sonic 3. Don't have to be a genius to put two and two together.

[Anonymous No.6535478]

>>6533312
I think the fact that the four tracks that sounded suspiciously like Micheal Jackson songs were all missing from the PC version was the giveaway for most people.

[Anonymous No.6535728]

YEA, WE GON' HAVE SONE FUN

[Anonymous No.6535945]

>>6531531
>Nobody cared that much about the replacement music, since the console versions gave you the option to replace the soundtrack with your own music and it was pretty easy to swap the music in the PC version
No, you can't.

[Anonymous No.6536153]

TEN IN 2010
TEN IN 2010

[Anonymous No.6537531]

What if crazy taxi but all the people you transport are sonic characters and one of the levels is daytona beach florida and you can go to the race track and see the hornet race around.

[Anonymous No.6537589]

>>6535945
Yes, you can. Custom playlists is a fairly standard feature in PS3 games, including Crazy Taxi. You can also do it to some extent in the Xbox version, but not as well.

[Anonymous !KEyCwN7BXE No.6538276]

reported and saged

[Anonymous No.6538374]

>>6527904

The other way around. THE offspring absolutely sold copies of Crazy Taxi

[Anonymous No.6538380]

>>6527619
>crazy taxi
Sorry bub but it ain’t retro! NOT RETRO NOT RETRO

[Anonymous !HQN3nj2fuU No.6539681]

reported and saged

[Anonymous No.6539807]

>>6527845
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[Anonymous No.6540519]

Crazy Taxi is based