London Taxi: Rush Hour
Platforms: Microsoft Windows · WiiGenres: Genres · Racing / Driving · 1st-person · Behind view · Real-time · Arcade · Direct control · Transport · Contemporary
London Taxi: Rush Hour is an arcade style racer where the player takes the role of a London taxi driver attempting to deliver passengers to their destinations within a short time limit while dodging traffic. The entire game takes place in a stylised...
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Cast & Crew · 28 people
- Karl White· Head of Programming
- Adrian Fox· Lead Programmer
- Julian Alden-Salter· Additional Programming
- Michael Rooker· Lead Artist, Characters Created by, Animation, Design
- Sam King· Animation, Art Team
- Elliot Nicholls· Art Team
- Dean Guy· Art Team
- James Moore· Design
- Mark Gemmell· Quality Assurance, Chief of Operations, Project Co-orindator
- Matt Lee· Quality Assurance
- Coemgen Savage· Music by
- Giles Hancock· Music by
- Paul Weir· Sound FX
- Stewart Green· C.E.O., Producer
- Raymond Bridgewater· Graphic Design
- Steve Starvis· Special Thanks
- Veronika Traxler· Special Thanks
- Irene Rathgeb· Special Thanks
- Jim Smith· Special Thanks
- Shahid Ahmad· Special Thanks
- Ali Gemmell· Additional Thanks
- Melissa Broadhurst· Additional Thanks
- Lorraine Hill· Additional Thanks
- David Allmond· Additional Thanks
- Kev Southall· Additional Thanks
- Chris Fox· Additional Thanks
- Noel Keegan· Additional Thanks
- Tom Lawton· Additional Thanks
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