Brasil Game Show 2026: SEGA reveals Brazil map for Crazy Taxi: World Tour

The announcement came during a presentation by series creator Kenji Kano. He showcased exclusive footage of the new stage, featuring vibrant Brazilian landscapes, from bustling city streets to scenic coastlines and nightlife. According to the developer, the level was carefully crafted to appeal to both long-time fans and new players. A playable build of the game is available at the SEGA booth.

In addition to Crazy Taxi, SEGA introduced details regarding Alien: Isolation 2. Creative Director Al Hope and environment artist Archie Whitehead presented a new trailer hinting at terrifying encounters with the Xenomorph. A prologue build of the sequel is also playable at the booth.

Other notable announcements and details from the event:

• Square Enix: Producer Yoshihisa Norise announced that a public demo of FINAL FANTASY VII REVELATION, featuring Portuguese language support, will be available in South America for the first time.
• Activision: Returning to the show after seven years, Activision is showcasing the PC version of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 (releasing October 23) and a version for Nintendo Switch 2.
• Devolver Digital: Gameplay for Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2 was showcased, with a release date set for October 14.
• NetEase Games: A trailer for the survival game Sea of Remnants was presented.
• Ragnarok Yggdrasil: An MMORPG featuring massive battles with up to 300 players; the Latin American open beta is scheduled to begin in late November.

Beyond game releases, the exhibition featured significant presence from hardware and tech brands. ThunderX3 announced a rebranding, and Tripo AI introduced its 3D modeling tools, highlighting the upcoming release of Tripo P2.0.