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Crazy Taxi

Developers: Strangelite (2002),
Sega of China (DC Collection)
Publishers: Empire Interactive (EU),
Activision (US),
Sega (JP, DC Collection)
Platform:
Windows
Released internationally: March 4, 2011 (Dreamcast Collection)
Released in JP: September 26, 2002
Released in US: September 30, 2002
Released in EU: June 28, 2002




SoundIcon.png This game has unused sounds.
TextIcon.png This game has unused text.
DebugIcon.png This game has debugging material.






Crazy Taxi is the first and most popular game of the Crazy Taxi series. It was first released for Arcade, and then ported to several other platforms, including Windows.



Contents




  • 1 Unused sounds


    • 1.1 7 minutes mode


    • 1.2 Arcade sentence


    • 1.3 Crazy box


    • 1.4 Original Gus voice




  • 2 Sound debug log


  • 3 Unused Text


    • 3.1 Gena's weight


    • 3.2 Unused Crazy Combo


    • 3.3 Early development Crazy Box challenge names


    • 3.4 Arcade leftovers


    • 3.5 Recording debug mode


    • 3.6 Japanese Copyright screen


    • 3.7 Mutex reference




  • 4 Alternative controls




Unused sounds


There are some unused sounds in the sounds file Voice01.afs.


7 minutes mode


There's a sound for starting a 7 minutes mode cut from final game.



Arcade sentence


There's a sound for the arcade machines that is still present in this file for the PC version, and probably present for all platforms. However, it's never heard in either of the Windows versions.



Crazy box


When starting a crazy box challenge, we can hear "Ready" and then "Go". The sound file containing "Ready" also has the words "get set", which is never heard.





There are also unused sounds for remaining customers. The max number of customers for any Crazy box challenge is 8 from Crazy Pole. There are sounds for 10, 9, and 8 remaining customers that are never used.





Original Gus voice





Hmmm...

To do:
There seem to be some Arcade revisions that have Gus's original voice.

It seems that Gus' voice was rerecorded or altered at some point. Gus's original voice is included in the sounds file for all his sentences. It was used in the original Dreamcast version and was changed in later iterations. Here is an example:











Original Recording Used Recording

Sound debug log


If you run the game executable in a debugger, it will print audio related debug messages in the debugging console. Some of these messages are:


Failed to start MP3

Playing music %i, %i

Setting music stream volume to %i



Unused Text


These texts are found in the Windows executable.


Gena's weight


In Crazy Box mode, when selecting a driver we see a list of details of the drivers, including age, sex, height, weight, and blood type.
Gena's weight is the only weight not shown, being overwritten with "??". If we look at the driver details in the Windows executable, we can see Gena's weight is 114.4lbs for the English version and 52 kg for the International version. It's unknown why this was changed.


Unused Crazy Combo


There's a reference to an unused combo type in the strings for the crazy combos ("Crazy Drift!", "Crazy Through!", and Crazy Jump!). This unused combo type was called
Crazy Finish!

Early development Crazy Box challenge names


Early Crazy Box challenge names are present in the Windows executable.





Hmmm...

To do:
Check/complete the final crazy box names


















































































early name
final name (Most probable)
SPECIAL GAME

7 Grandma J(crank)
CRAZY ZIGZAG 2
HARD CRANK
CRAZY ZIGZAG
CRAZY BOWLING
CRAZY BOWLING
PARTY OF CUSTOMERS
CRAZY PARTY
POLE
CRAZY POLE
JUMP & GO
CRAZY BOUND
CRAZY NEAR-PIN GOLF
CRAZY FLAG
PARKING
CRAZY PARKING
TRAFFIC JAM
CRAZY JAM
TURN & GO
CRAZY TURN
CRAZY BREAK BALLOONS
CRAZY BALLOONS
CRAZY THROUGH COMBO
CRAZY THROUGH
5 Buzz(circle)
CRAZY RUSH
JUST STOP

CRAZY SKI JUMP
CRAZY JUMP
DC1 NOTIME

DC1 NORMAL

MINI GAME


Arcade leftovers


There are strings leftover from the Arcade version near the end of the Windows executable.



PRESS START BUTTON
INSERT MORE COIN(S)
INSERT COIN(S)
FREE PLAY
AUSTRALIAN VERSION

Recording debug mode


There's a text zone in the executable with strings that seems to be related to a debug HUD for a gameplay recording mode (Like the one from the Press Start screen). They are grouped in different blocks.



LIGHT
X%4x Y%4x amb%f




perspectON->%s(%f)
targetONCR->%s
targetONR ->%s
continue->%s
camData[%d/%d]:
%s




setting...time
setting...pos
setting...type



CAM x%f y%f z%f 




frameNo:%d/%d(%d->%d)
startCarNo:%d[carType:%d]
camChgOnly:%d
changeNo.%d
Car_Data_size->%d
dataNo.%d(carType:%d)
carType:%d
%s [%d]




recCarData



replayADV 




Hmmm...

To do:
Check if the HUD and the recording feature are still accessible.

Japanese Copyright screen


There's a message supposed to be from some kind of Japanese version of the game. It's present in the International version (and obviously unused).



SEGA ENTERPRISES,LTD.
VIOLATING PARTY TO LEGAL PROCEEDINGS.


PROPERTY RIGHTS AND SUBJECT THE

LAWS ON COPYRIGHTS AND/OR INDUSTRIAL

CONSTITUTE A VIOLATION OF INTERNATIONAL

OPERATION OUTSIDE THIS AREA MAY

EXPORT,SALES,DISTRIBUTION AND/OR

THIS GAME IS TO BE USED ONLY IN JAPAN.

WARNING

Mutex reference


The mutex used in the Crazy executable has a name that is never displayed.


EI:Crazy Taxi game program utility Mutex



Alternative controls


In the PC version of the game, the game constantly checks the value of the byte at 0x0098e526 to switch between two different key definitions. It's default value is 0, if changed to a non-zero value, accelerate key will be D-gear key, brake key will be R-gear key, R-gear key will be accelerate key, and D-gear key will be brake key.















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