It appears there have been some more gameplay leaks of Sega's legacy revival projects. This information comes from a leaker formerly known as 'Midori'. According to the source, the footage on display is still "early" in each game's development cycle.
First up, we have a look at the Crazy Taxi reboot, which shows multiple vehicles speeding around a game world delivering passengers to their destination. This footage supposedly dates back to "2022", with claims this particular game could still be years out from release.
Previous reports suggest this new entry in the series will be a "massively multiplayer driving game". Sega has also shared a description of the new Crazy Taxi game in official documentation:
Next up is apparently an "early version" of Shinobi, showing off the game's opening movie and a brief gameplay sequence. This particular title is reportedly being handled by Lizardcube (Streets of Rage 4).
Again, what can be seen in the videos above is very "early" development footage, so nothing on display may necessarily be reflective of the final product.
Sega officially announced it would be reimagining five classic IP including Jet Set Radio, Crazy Taxi, Golden Axe, Shinobi and Streets of Rage late last year. Some follow up news suggested even more legacy franchises could be revitalised.
These latest leaks follow leaked footage of the new Jet Set Radio remake project in June 2024.
