More crazy screens of Crazy Taxi

 

While videos are perhaps more apt when you want get a taste of quasi-illegal taxi-driving found in Sniper Studios‘ Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars, screens do reveal a few details that a fast paced video doesn’t.

For one thing, you get to see all of the jaggies and the pixels that get hidden by the break-neck driving. However, who cares if the jaggies are there? This isn’t a 1080p game for your excessively expensive high-def TV, this is a game for your PlayStation Portable. The craziness and the chaos should be on shelves by June, if in case you’re curious.

What should matter here is the style and the character of the game. Good thing that the screenshot of the character called “Slash” (check it out below) exudes nothing but style and character. The thumbnails are below, you know the drill.

     

 

While videos are perhaps more apt when you want get a taste of quasi-illegal taxi-driving found in Sniper Studios‘ Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars, screens do reveal a few details that a fast paced video doesn’t.

For one thing, you get to see all of the jaggies and the pixels that get hidden by the break-neck driving. However, who cares if the jaggies are there? This isn’t a 1080p game for your excessively expensive high-def TV, this is a game for your PlayStation Portable. The craziness and the chaos should be on shelves by June, if in case you’re curious.

What should matter here is the style and the character of the game. Good thing that the screenshot of the character called “Slash” (check it out below) exudes nothing but style and character. The thumbnails are below, you know the drill.