Ugh what a shitty news article. You can't even get past the first paragraph without a big obnoxious paywall blocking the whole thing so you can't read the article anymore.your news article fucking sucks, OP
In 2001, Goodman-Rosen Productions acquired the rights for the movie, with Richard Donner lined up to direct the film. Donner said that he loved playing Crazy Taxi and thought it had the potential to be a big summer event movie. The movie would have been tied with other merchandise items such as T-shirts and toys, according to Jane Thompson, director of licensing for Sega of America. However, this initial attempt stalled due to an "absence of plot elements" according to Movie Insider.
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Sega is reviving classic games including "Crazy Taxi,” “Golden Axe,” “Jet Set Radio,” “Shinobi” and “Streets of Rage.” | Spyke
Ugh what a shitty news article. You can't even get past the first paragraph without a big obnoxious paywall blocking the whole thing so you can't read the article anymore.your news article fucking sucks, OP
Paywall
Bezos
Shit website
Sega like to license their old properties out to anyone who wants them these day, so hold your excitement until you know more
Fuckin hell.. streets of rage!? I'm not crying, you are..
Streets of Rage 4 was released just a few years ago.
Can we get a modern Altered Beast already?
Crazy taxi with the original licences please.
Also, TIL: