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What Offspring songs were in Crazy Taxi?
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Father_Brain
Banned
Way Down the Line
All I Want and Way Down the Line, from the Ixnay on the Hombre album. The guy up there is right, Change the World runs over the closing credits.
The Bad Religion tunes are "Them and Us" and...shit, I can't remember the other one. It was off Gray Race, but I forget what it was. There might have been another BR tune for the attract mode, too.
Edit: I got it, it was Ten In 2010. And yes, there is another BR track -- Inner Logic off the Stranger than Fiction album.
DFS.
The Bad Religion tunes are "Them and Us" and...shit, I can't remember the other one. It was off Gray Race, but I forget what it was. There might have been another BR tune for the attract mode, too.
Edit: I got it, it was Ten In 2010. And yes, there is another BR track -- Inner Logic off the Stranger than Fiction album.
DFS.
From my Crazy Taxi page:
One time I posted a picture of a friend of mine's score (he's REALLY good at various games... including Crazy Taxi) and I haven't updated the site since... I STILL get random e-mails from people with no subject line bragging about their skills or asking how to get such a score.
One time I posted a picture of a friend of mine's score (he's REALLY good at various games... including Crazy Taxi) and I haven't updated the site since... I STILL get random e-mails from people with no subject line bragging about their skills or asking how to get such a score.
(the whole e-mail)
The proscan from the DC original was kept in for the Xbox conversion in CT3. The modifier volumes self-shadowing might've ended up looking different on the other platforms, and I thought the textures were converted best to DC from the Naomi arcade (effortless conversion with the same vector quantization format and virtually indistinguishable differences when a little heavier compression is used.) To me, the IQ of the various conversions come in this order: DC>Xbox>GC>PS2
On the subject of arcade to DC, some Naomi ports to DC are actually slightly superior in the home rev due to the devs getting a chance to go back over the code to clean up slight hiccups and make little optimizations, like on small framerate drops in spots.
On the subject of arcade to DC, some Naomi ports to DC are actually slightly superior in the home rev due to the devs getting a chance to go back over the code to clean up slight hiccups and make little optimizations, like on small framerate drops in spots.
Ninja Scooter
Member
explodet said:
:lol that is EXACTLY what i thought of when i saw this thread title.
HEY HEY HEY COME ON OVER AND HAVE SOME FUN WITH CRAAAAAAAAAAZY TAXI
BTW, Sega are buttholes for changing the voices in later versions. One of the few examples of good voice recording in Japan (all the characters are InterFM DJ's, if I'm not wrong).
BD Joe was my favorite. Did you know that he is also a pimp? I read about it in an erotic Crazy Taxi fanfic.
BTW, Sega are buttholes for changing the voices in later versions. One of the few examples of good voice recording in Japan (all the characters are InterFM DJ's, if I'm not wrong).
BD Joe was my favorite. Did you know that he is also a pimp? I read about it in an erotic Crazy Taxi fanfic.
dur, ok i wasn't being serious about it being in front of me.
But i could have sworn it was there because i let me crazy taxi go to attract mode all the time and just sat there and listened to the music. oh well.
It's Crazy Taxi 2.
fack. *smacks forehead*
But i could have sworn it was there because i let me crazy taxi go to attract mode all the time and just sat there and listened to the music. oh well.
It's Crazy Taxi 2.
fack. *smacks forehead*