This is a stellar job by Beenox, because it truly feels like I'm playing the original again. Things that most people won't even notice as they zoom past have an immense level of detail, something that simply wasn't possible with the original due to technical limitations. Polar Pass features a polar bear DJ with dancing penguins, Papu's Pyramid has a boater trying to ascend a waterfall, and Mystery Caves has pterodactyls floating around the lava. Aside from that, almost every track is a perfect recreation of the originals, with so much more life injected into the backgrounds. That's a hefty amount of courses to practice and perfect, and with the 26 character roster, seven game modes plus the adventure, and online play, Crash Team Racing Nitro Fueled avoids the problem of players getting bored by simply including a shed load of content.Īll the infamous exploits like falling off the track to respawn at a section further along, or jumping through the terrain to completely skip entire sections are gone, as you'd expect. With the Retro Stadium bonus track, this means there are 34 tracks available at launch.

Nitro Fueled is more than just a remake of the original game though you also get access to all of the tracks in Crash Nitro Kart, though the absence of the Crash Nitro Kart adventure is somewhat disappointing.

Sane Trilogy wasn't quite the game people wanted. Sane Trilogy despite being an almost faithful recreation with graphical upgrades, the minor changes to Crash's hitbox meant he'd slide off surfaces he'd otherwise balance on in the original, and all of a sudden the N. Beenox had a huge task ahead of it, because how do you turn such a beloved, nostalgic game into something fit for modern platforms and audiences without inevitably annoying someone? Vicarious Visions managed it with the Crash Bandicoot N.

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