Games · News · Sep 17, 2026 · Confirmed
“Crazy Taxi: World Tour” reveals its Japan map at Tokyo Game Show
Sega showed off the game's third of five World Tour maps during Xbox's TGS livestream, with drivable stops at real Tokyo spots like Ichiran and Shibuya109.
Sega unveiled the Japan map for “Crazy Taxi: World Tour” during Xbox's livestream at Tokyo Game Show 2026, the third of five maps planned for the game's new single-player World Tour campaign.
The map recreates a real slice of Tokyo, letting players tear through expressways between skyscrapers and stop at recognizable spots like Ichiran ramen and Shibuya109 — the kind of location-specific detail that turns a nostalgia reboot into something worth exploring on its own. The full game launches in 2027 across PS5, Xbox, Switch 2, and PC.
Why it matters. A real-city map this detailed is a big flex for a driving game built on chaos.
Source: Anime News Network
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