Crazy Taxi: World Tour Developers Discuss Core Design Philosophy
Interview with Crazy Taxi: World Tour creative producer Kenji Kanno and Director Yo Momotani (Part 2).
Original headline at AUTOMATON WEST: “What are the “indispensable” elements Crazy Taxi: World Tour inherits? Developers talk about the importance of music, balancing freedom and restrictions, map design, and more”
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- Developer
- SEGA
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- #Crazy Taxi
- #Kenji Kanno
- #Multiplayer
- #SEGA
- #World Tour
- #Yo Momotani
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