At The Game Awards final 12 months, Sega revealed it will be reviving a handful of traditional franchises for contemporary platforms.
If you might be questioning simply how spectacular these titles is perhaps, it appears the third-party writer and developer may very well be going all out. During a chat with The Japan Times, the crew at Sega’s comparatively new Sapporo Studio talked about the way it was “participating in the development of Triple-A titles, including Crazy Taxi”.
Crazy Taxi was a part of Sega’s unique legacy revival announcement, which additionally consists of the return of Jet Set Radio, Streets of Rage, Golden Axe and Shinobi. Several different video games additionally look like on the way in which.
Right now, Sapporo Studio is not engaged on any titles independently however does “intend to do so” sooner or later. It was initially based in December 2021 in the course of the pandemic and is led by Takaya Segawa.
Sega has beforehand revealed how its new legacy revival sequence is “now in development” with the identical initiatives anticipated to be launched within the coming years. You can be taught extra about what Sega may need deliberate in our earlier protection right here on Nintendo Life.
