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Versions ========================= 1.0 - July 31, 2001 - Start. ========================= II. Legal Information ========================= This document is protected by US Copyright Law, and the Berne Copyright Convention of 1976. It is for private and personal use only--it cannot be reprinted in part or in whole, or reproduced in any way or in any form (written or otherwise). It is a free document that cannot be use in any sort of commercial transaction, including selling it or giving it away as a gift. This FAQ cannot be referenced, altered, or used by anybody (including webmasters, publishers, and magazine staff) without my express written permission. This FAQ was created and is owned by me, Jeff Lewis. It can be found exclusively at the sites listed beloew. All copyrights and trademarks are acknowledged and respected that are not specifically mentioned herein. Remember, plagiarism is a crime and is punishable by law. Crazy Taxi is a Registered Trademark of Sega. © 1999, 2000 This FAQ is © Jeff "PS2pcGAMER" Lewis, 2001, All rights reserved. Note: If this FAQ is on any site but the ones below it has been stolen and the author (Jeff Lewis) did not allow it to be there This object guide is only allowed to be used at the following sites: http://www.gamefaqs.com/ http://www.angelfire.com/games3/ps2pcgamer/ http://www.cheatcodes.com/ If you have found this FAQ on another site then the ones listed above, check at http//www.angelfire.com/games3/ps2pcgamer/ to make sure that you aren't reading at older version of this FAQ. If the site that you found this FAQ at, is not listed at my Angelfire Site, it means that it has been stolen. Please send me an e-mail at [email protected] and let me know. I would really appreciate it. ========================= III. Introduction ========================= Crazy Taxi is a driving game that was created by Sega. It was released when the Sega Dreamcast was launched on September 9, 1999. When Sega decided to stop making consoles and start making games for other systems back in January 2001, many people speculated that Crazy Taxi would be the first game made by a console manufacturer to appear on another system. It happened, except Sega didn't port the game to PlayStation 2, Acclaim did. Crazy Taxi for PlayStation 2 was released on May 15, 2001. The Dreamcast version is almost identical in every way with the PlayStation 2 version. ========================= IV. Game Information ========================= US Release Date May 15, 2001 MSRP: $50 USD # of Players: 1 Memory Card Space: 364kb Pressure Sensitive: Yes Analog Control: Yes Digital Control: Yes Vibration: Yes Cab Drivers/Cars: 4 Levels: 2 Mini-Games/Crazy Box: 16 ========================= V. Review ========================= A few months ago a heard that Crazy Taxi was going to be released for PlayStation 2. I was so excited; I had always played it on my friend's Sega Dreamcast. Crazy Taxi is the first game made by a console maker to be on a rival system. Sega wasn't the one who actually ported the game to PlayStation 2, Acclaim did that. Crazy Taxi was released on May 15, 2001. Finally PS2 owners can own this great game. Controls 10/10 The controls are very similar to the controls for the Dreamcast. They are very easy to learn and control. The right triggers (R1 and R2) are your acceleration. The left triggers (L1 and L2) are your brakes. The Joystick and d-pad are used to control your direction. The X button is your reverse gear. The Circle Button is your Drive gear. The triangle is your horn and the Square button tells you how far away from the destination of the customer. The only difference from the Dreamcast controls is that you can use L1 and L2 to brake and R1 and R2 to accelerate. Gameplay 9/10 The gameplay is great. You drive around a city trying to deliver customers to their destinations as soon as you can. You can play on two different levels (one is in original and the other is in arcade. You can choose between arcade rules, 2 minutes, 5 minutes, or 10 minutes to play. There is another option, Crazy Box, where you must complete 9 different tasks to unlock a secret vehicle. Your goal is to get the most amount of money that you can in the time limit. You get money based on the distance you had to take the person, extra time, and tips (doing crazy dashes, drifts, back dashes, and back drifts). There are many destinations that you can take a person to (KFC, Fila Stores, the light house, used car store and many, many more). Story N/A This is a driving game, no story. You just deliver the customers to their destinations in the shortest time possible. Graphics 9/10 The graphics are great. They are the same as the Dreamcast version, but they are still pretty good. You can see everything in front of you. You can see the finest details in buildings. Overall they look almost real. Audio 10/10 The soundtracks that go along with the game are great. The music is upbeat and entertaining. You can also hear the sounds that the car makes (when it is driving or when it crashes). Replayability 10/10 You can play this game for hours and still have fun. There are two different levels to play through. There is also a crazy box mode to beat, which is also fun and takes a little while to beat. Once you beat this game, it is still fun. To Buy or Rent This game is great. I think most people will love it. Go buy it! There are many things you can do with this game and it is so fun. This is one of the best games that is available for PlayStation 2. Most people will love this game. It is one of the most enjoyable games there is for PS2. Recap: Controls: 10/10 Gameplay: 9/10 Story: N/A Graphics: 9/10 Audio: 10/10 Replayability: 10/10 Overall: 10/10 ========================= VI. Controls ========================= I know the picture looks bad. _____ _____ |__L2_| |__R2_| |__L1_| |__R1_| / U \_________/ /\ \ / - -> \ |L R __ - __ [] O | \ / \_/ \ / \__D__/\__/ \__/\__X__/ ^ ^ Left Joystick Right Joystick Left Joystick: Steer X Button: Shift to Reverse O Button: Shift to Drive /\ Button: Honk Horn [] Button: View Destination Details R1 and R2: Accelerate L1 and L2: Brake D-Pad: Nothing ========================= VII. Special Moves ========================= You will need to know how to do the following things to beat the Crazy Box and for general driving: Crazy Dash: Burst of speed. A split second after shifting into drive (O) hit the accelerator (R2). Crazy Drift: Fast Turn. When going folder hit the reverse button then the drive button while moving the joystick in the direction that you want to go. Crazy Back Drift: Fast retreat. Execute a Crazy Dash and quickly shift into reverse. Crazy Back Drift: Continue to move in reverse after doing a 180°. When moving forward, quickly shift into Drive and back into reverse while cutting the steering wheel to the right or left. ========================== VIII. Character Information ========================== You have 4 characters to choose from (taken directly from the manual): Axel ---- Age: 21 Sex: Male Height: 6'0" Weight: 158 License Plate #: 1NOM155 - "I no miss" Meaning: "I don't make mistakes" This wild guy is known to have a hot and quick temper. His only reason for becoming a taxi cab driver is that he considers being a cabbie the "coolest" profession. Axel always shows his customers a good time while driving his 60's era classic cab, earning big tips in the process! For him, cab driving is the ultimate career. When he isn't working, Axel is usually trying to pick-up women, jamming with his punk band (bass and vocals) or participating in board sports like surfing of snowboarding. That said however, Axel's overly freewheeling nature causes his band members o come and go on a regular basis and prevents him from maintaining decent relationships with women. Oh well, what's a guy to do? While he isn't perfect, his openhearted personality and naturally cheerful nature means he kind of grows on you. His most redeeming quality is that he is especially gifted at mediating whenever there is trouble of fighting amongst his many friends. Gena ---- Age: 23 Sex: Female Height: 5'7" Weight: ??? License Plate #L 5EXY515 - "Sexy Sis" Meaning: You know what it means! If Gena could be described in two words, without a doubt those words would be "cool & sexy". With a strong passion for cars, her reason for becoming a cab driver is simply, "Because I get to race around in my car all day!" While she's not so concerned with amusing customers per se, she sure is timely. When asked if she'd be happier as a race car driver she laughs and replies, "But it is such a rush to race through traffic-laden streets...I could never give it up!" When Gena is not working in here beloved cab, she can usually be found working on it. In fact, she spends nearly all her time and money performing extensive tune-ups, maintenance and cleaning. It is no surprise that most of the money she earns goes straight into her cab. Despite her cab fixation, men are attracted to Gena's beauty. But she simply turns her nose at any man who dares try to woo her. Clearly the sole object of her affection is her one and only cab! B.D. Joe -------- Age: 25 Sex: Male Height: 5'9" Weight: 165 License Plate #: 2HOP260 - "To hop to go" Meaning: "Always ready to get crazy" Always friendly & cheerful...that's B.D. Joe. For him, driving a cab is a line of work in which he can "make people happy". Happiest when he can bring a smile to the face of customers, B.D. is a master of both driving and conversational techniques. Even when not driving a cab B.D. Joe is well known as an accomplished performance artist. He can throw together some lids and drum cans, and using a pair of drumsticks, can blow you away with his musical prowess. His rhythms sound so fine they put the "professional" musicians to shame. His talent is such that he is often asked why he doesn't perform professionally. But he just laughs and says, "Making people smile is reward enough for me besides cabbing is so much fun to give up!" Lately B.D. Joe has taken up card tricks...why you may ask? Because by doing so he can make anyone's day anytime, anywhere. Gus --- Age: 42 Sex: Male Height: 5'8" Weight: 187 License Plate #: ONLY777 - "Only 777" Meaning: "Only aim for the big jackpot" Gus is a handsome (in a melancholy sort of way) drifter who typifies the term "cool". He holds the unique distinction of being the originator of the "crazy" style. In his youth, Gus was a wild and uncontrollable hooligan, selfish to a fault. He hated to lose and always had to be #1 at any and all cost. With a strong fascination for all things new, Gus was naturally drawn to that one unique trend that was totally cool. With a knack for getting into something before it became popular, in his days when he didn't even own a car he was riding in a normal taxi when he had a flash of inspiration and bought an old junked out 1955 jalopy. Thus began the crazy taxi trend. When Gus isn't driving, he can usually be found playing cards. When the working day ends he meets with his poker buddies (whose members change nightly) to while away the time playing poker, blackjack and baccarat. A benefit of his gambling is that Gus has come to understand the ways of strategy, thereby mellowing his form desire to win at all costs. Learning the way and how of losing has made Gus a better person. ========================= IX. Customers ========================= Information about the characters that you will encounter while playing Crazy Taxi (Straight from the manual): Cindy ----- This young pretty college student is a psychology major who just loves junk food! Rachel ------ Currently working as a hospital volunteer, this young women dreams of becoming a doctor someday. Dan --- A graduate student of economics, Dan is in the process of writing his thesis on the economical impact of the fashion industry on world markets. Grandma J --------- Keep yours eyes peeled for this feisty ol' lady! Those loud and colorful pajamas on Ms. Jessica are sure hard to miss. Biff ---- A baseball fanatic who never misses a game, Biff travels by helicopter to watch his favorite baseball team in action whenever they are playing away games. Kim --- This tourist is always running from one famous landmark to another with a video camera in hand. Smile! Buzz ---- A hard-core loving punk rocker who has a habit of suddenly appearing in the most unexpected places! Pierre ------ A hopelessly romantic young man who spends all his time and money chasing women...another day another date. ========================= X. Crazy Box ========================= The Crazy Box is a set of 16 mini-games. When you beat them all, you unlock a secret vehicle. You only see 9 mini-games to start off. When you beat a row or column, it unlocks the "S" mini-games. Goal: What you must accomplish to beat the level. Game Advice: When you press start at the Crazy Box menu it gives you this advice. It isn't really helpful or something that you couldn't figure out the first time you play it. How to beat it: An explanation of the easiest way to beat the level. ---------------- 1-1 Crazy Jump ---------------- Goal: Go down the ramp and jump 150 feet. Game Advice: For quick acceleration, nothing is better than the CRAZY DASH!!! How to beat it: This level has a pretty simple challenge, speed down the ramp as fast as you can and try to go as far as possible. Do a Crazy Dash to start to get an early boost. Hold down on the acceleration until you near the ramp and then do another Crazy Dash. This should propel you 150 feet. If you are very close but can't quite do it, back-up at the beginning of the level and then do a Crazy Dash. ---------------- 1-2 Crazy Flag ---------------- Goal: Behind where you start, there is a flag. You must hit this flag before time is up. Game Advice: The Crazy Drift is useful for sudden turning. How to do it: The easiest way is to first make a U-turn. Then a green arrow will appear pointing at the white flag. Use the Crazy Dash to get a boost. You should be able to hit the flag with at least 5 seconds to spare. You have 20 seconds to reach the flag. -------------------- 1-3 Crazy Balloons -------------------- Goal: Pop 20 balloons in 40 seconds. Game Advice: The CRAZY DRIFT is great to use for crash turns. For a really cool ride, execute a CRAZY DASH right after a CRAZY Drift. How to do it: Basically drive around running into all of the balloons. Use the Crazy Dash whenever you need a boost. Turn by using the Crazy Drift to get to the balloons quicker. It may take you a few times to run over all of the balloons. ----------------- 2-1 Crazy Drift ----------------- Goal: Do 15 Crazy Drifts in 30 seconds. Game Advice: Do the CRAZY DRIFT to earn tips!! How to do it: Gain a little speed and do a Crazy Drift. Keep holding the joystick either left or right until you stop turning. Then gain a little speed and repeat the process. You should be able to get 15 Crazy Drifts in your first few attempts. If you are having trouble, just keep practicing the Crazy Drift. It really makes driving easier. ---------------- 2-2 Crazy Turn ---------------- Goal: Pick up the customer and take him to his destination within the time limit. Game Advice: The CRAZY DRIFT is indispensable when making U-turns. Execute a CRAZY DASH right after cornering to gain speed. How to do it: Use the Crazy Dash in the beginning. Then use the Crazy Drift for the turn. Repeat the process until you get to the bottom of the hill. Stop in the green box. You have 35 seconds to complete this task. ----------------- 2-3 Crazy Bound ----------------- Goal: Take the customer to their destination within the time limit. Game Advice: Fly cool with the CRAZY DRIFT JUMP. Do a CRAZY DRIFT to perform a CRAZY DRIFT JUMP! How to do it: This is similar to the previous Crazy Box level (2-2 - Crazy Turn), except you aren't turning back and forth. You have to clear the gaps by taking the jumps. Use the Crazy Drift and Crazy Dash to go faster. Brake if necessary to avoid falling of the road into the water. ---------------- 3-1 Crazy Rush ---------------- Goal: Take the 5 customers to their destinations in less then 1 minute 10 seconds. Game Advice: Execute the CRAZY DRIFT STOP so that the car is facing forwards the next destination. To make a CRAZY DRIFT STOP, stop while doing a CRAZY DRIFT. How to do it: This is when the crazy box starts getting difficult. This will probably take you many times to beat it. Pick up any one of the 5 drivers and take them to their destination, do a few Crazy Dashes on the way there. When you get close, hit the brakes some and do a Crazy Drift so that you will be facing towards the other people. Stop, let the person go and do a few Crazy Dashes on the way back. Stop near anyone of the customers standing in the center of the level and repeat the process. --------------- 3-2 Crazy Jam --------------- Goal: Take the 3 customers to their destinations within 45 seconds. Game Advice: You gotta use your best judgment to avoid crashing. How to do it: This level is similar to the Crazy Rush (3-1) except you have to deal with traffic, and a lot of it. Do a Crazy Dash about a second before you are aloud to go. This will give you a clear path to the first drop-off point and next passenger pick-up. Do a Crazy Drift Stop so you will be pointed to the right and stopped. Try to stop as close as possible to the people that you will pick up but remember not to drive at them, because they will dive out of the way (and you will lose precious seconds waiting for them to get into your vehicle. Pick- up the next passenger and go ahead. Try to stay between the two lanes that are going the same direction as you are. I would suggest avoiding the sidewalks because there are a few cars parked along there. Weave by all of the cars doing your best effort to avoid them. After a few blocks you will see the green section for you to stop in. You will have to cross traffic so try to avoid them. As before stop as close as possible to the next passenger without making him dodge out of your path. Drop off your passenger and pick-up the next customer. Take him to his destination and stop at the right place. This may take you a few times to finish it, but you will remember where certain cars come from so the next time you will be able to avoid them. -------------- 3-3 Crazy Pole -------------- Goal: Take 8 passengers to their destinations in 1 minute, 20 seconds. Game Advice: Crash into a pole while braking to execute a crashing stop. How to beat it: This level is pretty easy, even easy then the Crazy Jam and Crazy Rush. Pick-up the first customer and do a Crazy Dash, hit the brakes a little and do a Crazy Drift into the poll (it will stop you and you will be able to drop off the customer and pick-up the next one without moving) then move on to the next customer and repeat the process. You should have plenty of time left over (I had about 15 seconds left, my first time playing the Crazy Pole). If you are having difficulty with the Crazy Dash or Crazy Drift you might want to spend some extra time practicing to try to improve your skills before playing the "S" mini-games. ----------------- 1-S Crazy Bowling ----------------- Goal: Knock down all the bowling pins (All 70 of them) within 30 seconds. Game Advice: Use the Crazy Drift to recover and move on quickly. How to beat it: This will take lots of practice. It is not so hard to get strikes on each set of pins. If you miss knocking down one single pin, you have to play the level over. In the straight aways do the Crazy Dash. Head straight on to the first pin and a split second before you hit it, do a Crazy Drift so you hit the pins sideways (you will be able to hit more pins that way). Go through the first 5 avoiding the gutters. When you get to the sixth set of pins, you will have to turn extra hard to be aimed at the last set of pins. As you are heading toward the last set, do a Crazy Dash or two and knock down the last set. Just keep playing and you will get better. Now that wasn't so hard, was it? ---------------- 2-S Crazy ZigZag ---------------- Goal: Take the customer to their destination within 25 seconds. Game Advice: The Crazy Drift is a must when cornering. How to beat it: If you fall into the sea, you DIE. You don't need to do Crazy Drifts until the 4th turn. Use your Crazy Dash as much as you can. When you get to the 4th turn do a Crazy Drift to right. At the next turn, do a Crazy Drift to the left. You will probably need to slow down a little and make a final Crazy Drift to your right. Stop in the green box. Don't go full speed toward the finish because there is not much stopping room. ------------------ 3-S Crazy ZigZag 2 ------------------ Goal: Take the 7 customers to their destinations within 40 seconds Game Advice: Both the CRAZY DRIFT STOP & CRAZY DASH or essential!! How to beat it: ----------------- S-1 Crazy Through ----------------- Goal: Get a 30 combo in One Minute, 30 Seconds Game Advice: To earn tips, perform a CRAZY THROUGH by cutting across cars sideways. How to beat it: This level looks pretty hard but it is actually one of the easiest. You must basically do 30 Crazy Throughs. Go to the left side of the highway so you are facing traffic. Go onto the sidewalk and drive a slow or fast as you please. Pass the cars close enough to get a Crazy Through. When you pass 30 cars without hitting an object (you can hit the guard rail gently) then you beat the level. Time is not really a factor. It is fine if you miss a Crazy Through when you pass a car (You won't have to start over). ----------------- S-2 Crazy Parking ----------------- Goal: Get to the top of the parking garage before time expires. Game Advice: Fly cool with a Crazy Jump. How to beat it: This level is somewhat easy. You have 25 seconds to take the customer to the top of the parking garage. Use the Crazy Dash to blast through the cars. When you get to the ramp leading up, do a Crazy Drift and then another at the top. Go up the next ramp and past the cars and stop in the Green Section. Remember to use the Crazy Dash to get through the cars. This should only take you a couple of times to beat. --------------- S-3 Crazy Party --------------- Goal: Pick-up 7 customers in 1 minute, 40 seconds and take them all to the same destination. Game Advice: It's show time! Let's see your stuff (Yeah, real helpful) How to beat it: ---------------- S-S Crazy Attack ---------------- Crazy Box level not mentioned in this FAQ, e-mail at [email protected] and I will write up how to beat that level and send a copy to you and add it to the FAQ. I will try to get this finished as soon as I have time. ========================= XI. License System ========================= When you play the Arcade or Original Levels you will be awarded a license depending on how much money you collect. $0 No License $0.01-$999.99 E $1000-$1999.99 D $2000-$2999.99 C $3000-$3999.99 B $4000-$4999.99 A $5000-$9999.99 S $10000-$19999.99 Awesome $20000 or more Crazy ========================= XII. Fare System ========================= Fares are divided up into 3 parts, the base fare, the tips, and the time bonus fares. The base fare is how much you get paid and based on the distance you have to take the customer (further distance means a higher base fare. The tips are bonuses you get for doing Crazy Throughs, Crazy Jumps, and Crazy Drifts. Finally the time bonus fares are extra money you get for taking the customer to the destination before time is up (the more time you have left over means the higher the time bonus fare is). Money Icon Color Variations --------------------------- This has to do with the base fare that I mentioned in the paragraph above. The different color money symbols above the customer's heads (before you pick them up) mean the distance they will travel. Least Base Fare Most Base Fare Close Distance<------------------------------->Far Distance Red Orange Yellow Yellow Green Green Time Bonuses ------------ (all in seconds) Speedy Normal Slow BAD +5 +2 None You didn't make it to the destination Green Yellow Red in time, you got no money at all Purple ========================= XIII. Destinations ========================= These are lists of all of the destinations that you can take customers too. Arcade ------ * Baseball Stadium * Boarders Paradise * Bus Terminal * Cable Car Stop BOTTOM * Cable Car Stop TOP * Church * Clock Towers theater * Crown Arena * C.T. Hospital * FILA * Fire Station * Freshtree St. * Heliport * KFC * LEVI's Outlet * Look-out Tower * Mall N-gate * Mall W-gate * Osmous Hotel * Pizza Hut * Police Station * Popcorn Mania * R.B. Station * Sky Bank * Square Park * Tennis Court * Tower Records * Yacht Harbor Original -------- * Camping Village * Campsite Subway * City Library * Fire Station * Grand Mercury Hotel * Japanese Restaurant * KFC * Kings Park * LEVI's Outlet * Marine Museum * Maine Plaza * Millennium Tower * Parthenon Museum * Police Station * Pizza Hut * Smith Club * South Parking Station * Tower Records * Used Car Shop * West Central Station P.S. I know I missed a few destinations. As I find them, I will add them to the next update. If you want to send me some of the locations that I have missed, it would be greatly appreciated. E-mail them to [email protected] and make sure you tell me the name of the destination and which level it was on and I will add you to the credits section. ========================= XIV. Codes ========================= If you feel that is necessary to cheat, here are some codes: Taxi Bike --------- This is the vehicle that you unlock when you beat the Crazy Box. When you are at the Character Selection Screen, hit L1 + R1 three times and then hit up on the d-pad. Choose anyone of the 4 drivers and start the game. When the game starts, you will be driving a bike around town. No Arrows --------- To turn off the arrows, press and hold R1 and then hit start before you get to the Character Selection Screen. When the game starts, you will have no destination arrows. The words "no arrows" will be in the bottom left hand corner of the screen, if you entered in the code properly. No Destination Mark ------------------- To turn off the destination mark, press and hold L1 and then hit start before you get to the Character Selection screen. When the game starts, you will have do destination marks. The words "no destination mark will be in the bottom left hand corner of the screen, if you entered in the code properly. =============================== XV. Frequently Asked Questions =============================== Q: How many drivers/cars in the game? A: Each of the 4 characters has his/her own car. Q: What is the secret vehicle? A: It is a taxi bike that you unlock by beating the Crazy Box Q: How many levels are in the Crazy Box? A: 16 Q: How many different licenses are there? A: 8, E, D, C, B, A, S, Awesome, Crazy ============================================ XVI. If You Want To Use This FAQ, Read This ============================================ To get permission to use this FAQ on your site, you must agree/meet everyone of the following requirements: 1. 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I will accept any type of the following e-mails: ---Spelling/Grammar Mistakes ---Other Mistakes ---Contribution or Hints (I will give you credit) ---Suggestions on things to add ---Requesting information about this game that is not in this FAQ ---Requesting permission to use this FAQ (Please read Section XIII.) I will not respond to e-mails: ---That are asking for help covered in this FAQ ---Chain Letters ---E-Mails demanding information from me. Please be polite about it. ---E-Mails asking for illegal copies of the game. I don't know how to get them. ========================= XVIII. Credits ========================= --Sega for allowing Acclaim to port this great game to PS2. --www.cheatcc.com and http://codes.ign.com for the codes. --Figlet server (http://www.surfplaza.com/figlet/) made the "Crazy Taxi Logo above.