When shooting for high scores, I personally prefer to use a cab.
#Crazy taxi ps4 driver
The bottom line is that driving around in the bicycle is fun, but a lot more challenging than using a cab.Īlthough the differences are far more subtle, the driver characteristics carry over to the bicycles just as they do to the cabs.įor instance, Gena's bicycle has better acceleration and deceleration than the others, and Gus's bike is the heaviest one.Īs noted on the "5 Skills" page, when you do the Crazy Dash from a standstill, occasionally the screen will remain in a fixed position as the bike zips away, rapidly growing smaller and smaller.Ī second or two later the screen will "catch up" again it's a cool little effect. However, their weight hurts them when they hit other vehicles (especially oncoming ones) they are extra-susceptible to the teleport bug. You'll often find yourself in a Crazy Drift when you just wanted to turn left or right.ĭue to their light weight, these bikes accelerate and brake more quickly than even Gena's cab does. One is steering the bicycles are extremely sensitive vehicles to drive. They're so obvious you can't help but notice them. There are several distinct differences between the bicycles and the cabs. Remember that you must press the Start Button to get the bike. The most common mistake people make when following these instructions is on the last step.Īfter the driver you want has been highlighted, it's very easy to start the game by pressing the Gas Pedal instead of the Start Button (it's a force of habit thing). Use the wheel to highlight the character you want to use.Īfter you've completed these steps, the game will begin, but the driver you chose will be in a large bicycle with a basket in the back for holding passengers.
Tap the Gearshift from Neutral to Reverse. Release both the Brake and the Gas Pedal. Press and hold down both the Brake and the Gas Pedal. By far the most popular easter egg in Crazy Taxi is choosing the rickshaw-like bicycle as an alternate vehicle to the cab.
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