During today’s Brasil Game Show 2026 Press Conference, SEGA announced Brazil as the latest international location for the all-new, high-octane adventure Crazy Taxi: World Tour. The new map trailer was unveiled…
During today’s Brasil Game Show 2026 Press Conference, SEGA announced Brazil as the latest international location for the all-new, high-octane adventure Crazy Taxi: World Tour. The new map trailer was unveiled by original Crazy Taxi creator and producer of Crazy Taxi: World Tour, Kenji Kanno. The Brazil map is the fourth of five maps offered in the game’s new single-player World Tour story campaign.
Players will be able to say “olá!” to familiar sights and sounds as they tear across vibrant city streets and breathtaking coastlines. Players may also recognize a few notable in-game storefronts on the Brazil map, including Habib’s, Fogo de Chão and Fast Shop. These retailers join the growing roster of recognizable real-life stores featured in Crazy Taxi: World Tour, keeping with the spirit of previous games.
“The striking contrast between Brazil’s dense, eclectic streetscapes and modern city life heavily inspired our team,” says Crazy Taxi: World Tour producer, Kenji Kanno. “Alongside the bright, vibrant beaches and dramatic natural scenery, we hope players can immerse themselves in the beauty and excitement of Brazil.”
EA has announced that those of you who own the critically acclaimed It Takes Two on the Nintendo Switch will be entitled to receive a free upgrade to the Nintendo…
EA has announced that those of you who own the critically acclaimed It Takes Two on the Nintendo Switch will be entitled to receive a free upgrade to the Nintendo Switch 2 version of the game which will presumably feature enhanced visuals and framerate. To access the Nintendo Switch 2 version of It Takes Two you need to log into the game and access the offer from the in-game screen on your Nintendo Switch 2 console.
