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Before I got that far I had to actually take part in my first race. Winning all four races in a hub brings up a boss fight (drive) with four bosses needed before Nitros Oxide can be challenged. The adventure mode is broken up into a series of hub worlds where the player drives around to get to the different tracks. There is the option to change to a more classic control setup, but I got used to and quite liked, the default, in the end. Interestingly, the default control scheme is rather old fashioned with X (on the PlayStation, not to add to the confusion) as the accelerator, the shoulder buttons are left to control the camera and power slide mechanics. The loading screens do that job and so do the options. Classic series character, Aku Aku pops up periodically to tell players what to do yet he doesn’t say what the actual buttons are. Secondly, I didn’t have a clue what the buttons were and CTR seemed to have no intention of telling me. Colorful, bright and smooth, giving off a real Nintendo feel. First, just how utterly gorgeous the game looked. The new version caters more to fans and new players alike, characters can be changed and there is a choice of easy, normal and, hard difficulties. The classic version is just how it was in the original, with a set difficulty and the inability to change racer once you have started. Loading up the adventure gives players the choice of playing either a classic or new version. Thankfully, the plot line isn’t what we want from Crash Team Racing, it’s the gameplay. The story here is pure nonsense, of course, as Nitros Oxide (evil space alien) threatens to turn the planet into a giant parking lot unless our host of heroes, and villains, can beat him in a race.

I’ll come to that shortly, but the first thing I tried in the game was the adventure mode, a single player story and also where I have spent most of my time so far, by quite a few hours. Along with the single-player modes, we are now treated to online multiplayer thanks to the modern day consoles. The 2019 version of Crash Team Racing has plenty of content, with more promised. Much like that other famous kart racer, Diddy Kong Racing. A host of characters battling it out in a race to finish first whilst using the various weapons that are flung around the course. Tracks from Nitro Kart are included, along with karts and character skins from Tag Team Racing.īeing a kart racer, I’m sure you all know what to expect.

This new game is a remake of the original that also incorporates parts of the other games. The original Crash Team Racing was developed by Naughty Dog and was released on the PlayStation in 1999, it was followed by two indirect sequels, Crash Nitro Kart and Crash Tag Team Racing. They also demanded Crash Team Racing, and here we are.

Sane Trilogycame out fans demanded Spyro The Dragon, they got that. Where to Buy it: PSN, Xbox Store, Nintendo E-Shop, & anywhere you buy games

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