Crazy Taxi 2 continues the formula Hitmaker (the Sega division that inherited AM3) had debuted in arcades and on the original Dreamcast: driving a taxi at full speed, jumping traffic and using impossible shortcuts to get passengers to their destination before time runs out. This sequel swaps the American West Coast for a city inspired by New York and adds new drivers and acrobatic tricks behind the wheel.
Though it never matched the cultural impact of the original -the one that, alongside Jet Set Radio, defined the carefree, colorful tone of the Dreamcast era- it remains one of the best-regarded sequels in the console's exclusive catalog, and a solid reason for anyone building a collection centered on Sega's legacy today.
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