As its name suggests, Crazy Taxi: World Tour includes a globetrotting selection of locations, and the latest one has just been revealed in a new trailer.

The arcade driving game revival is making its next stop in Brazil, as you can see in the new video:

It seems like a great setting for the game to me, with its combination of beaches, picturesque natural vistas, and vibrant night life.

It looks like this location is leaning hard into Rio de Janeiro, which only makes sense if you're making a truncated map inspired by the country.

As with the game's other maps, Brazil will contain a number of real-world storefronts you might recognise, such as Habib’s, Fogo de Chão, and Fast Shop.

"The striking contrast between Brazil's dense, eclectic streetscapes and modern city life heavily inspired our team," says producer and series creator, Kenji Kanno. "Alongside the bright, vibrant beaches and dramatic natural scenery, we hope players can immerse themselves in the beauty and excitement of Brazil."

Brazil is the fourth location revealed for World Tour so far, which is set to contain five open world maps to explore. It joins Japan, Germany, and of course, the original San Francisco-inspired West Coast.

To speculate: if SEGA's plan is for the game to hit five different continents, then I think Australia would be a fine choice, but I still think a map based on London would make a lot of sense. We'll see.

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