Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled

Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled
Developer(s)	Beenox
Publisher(s)	Activision Sega (Japan)
Platform(s)	PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch
Release date(s)	June 21st, 2019
Genre	Racing
Rating(s)	ESRB: E10 PEGI: 3+
Mode(s)	Singleplayer, Multiplayer

Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled (クラッシュ・バンディクー レーシング - ブッとびニトロ！, Kurasshu Bandikū Rēshingu - Buttobi Nitoro!; lit. "Crash Bandicoot Racing: Soaring Nitro!") is a racing game published by Activision and developed by Beenox for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and the Nintendo Switch, released on June 21st, 2019. It is a remake of the original Crash Team Racing (1999) and features content from Crash Nitro Kart (2003) and Crash Tag Team Racing (2005), as well as references to games in the Crash Bandicoot series, such as Crash Bandicoot: Warped (1998), Crash Twinsanity (2004), and Crash: Mind Over Mutant (2008).

The game comes with two separate editions: The regular edition, and a Nitros Oxide Edition, which comes with everything from the regular edition, plus Nitros Oxide, Crunch Bandicoot, Zam, Zem and Oxide's hovercraft being immediately unlocked for use in the game, as well as alternate skins for certain characters.

Summary

Crash is back in the driver's seat! Get ready to go fur-throttle with Crash™ Team Racing Nitro Fueled. It's the authentic CTR experience plus a whole lot more, now fully remastered and revved up to the max!

Official description

Adventure Mode

The Adventure Mode from the original game returns with some adjustments. There are now two modes to play; Classic, which recreates the original experience, and Nitro Fueled, which allows the player to adjust the difficulty, customize their kart, and change their character during gameplay. Additionally, the boss characters are now unlocked automatically after beating them, instead of winning a Gem Cup.

Characters

For more information, see: Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled/Skins.

The game has 44 playable characters in it. All characters present in the original Crash Team Racing are playable in the game. Nitros Oxide is also playable, having only been a boss character in the original game, and was only playable via cheat devices. All unique characters from Crash Nitro Kart, including five of the six boss characters, are also playable. Pasadena O'Possum and Ebenezer Von Clutch from Crash Tag Team Racing are also playable. A chicken, named "King Chicken", is also playable.

Players can equip characters with skins, some of which have exclusive animations for the winner's podium. Skins from Crash Bandicoot: Warped, Crash Tag Team Racing and Crash: Mind Over Mutant are included as well. Currently there are three sets of skins for Crash, Coco and Cortex that are exclusive for download.

The Invincibility Mask item changes depending on the character. Without counting Penta Penguin and King Chicken who can randomly use Aku Aku or Uka Uka, there is currently 15 drivers affiliated with Aku Aku, 14 with Uka Uka, 10 with the Velo Mask and 3 with Sparx.

In Adventure Mode, characters affiliated with Velo Mask receive instructions from Uka Uka and characters affiliated with Sparx receive instructions from Aku Aku. All characters will use Sparx when playing on Spyro Circuit.

New characters can be unlocked in the Grand Prix, such as Spyro the Dragon, Baby T, Doctor Nitrus Brio, Komodo Moe, Koala Kong, Nina Cortex and the Nitro Squad - consisting of Tawna and the Trophy girls from the original game: Ami, Isabella, Liz, and Megumi. All characters unlockable during the Grand Prix will be added to the Pit Stop at later dates.

As of the start of the Spooky Grand Prix, players now have the option of applying any Driving Style to any character they desire. In addition, a new Driving Style, Drift (Speed: 6/7, Accel: 2/7, Turn: 3/7) was added to the game.

Character	Driving Style	Stats	Unlock Condition	Mask
Crash Bandicoot	Balanced	Speed: 5/7 Accel: 5/7 Turn: 5/7	Starter
Dr. Neo Cortex	Balanced	Speed: 5/7 Accel: 5/7 Turn: 5/7	Starter
Tiny Tiger	Speed	Speed: 7/7 Accel: 3/7 Turn: 2/7	Starter
Coco Bandicoot	Acceleration	Speed: 4/7 Accel: 7/7 Turn: 3/7	Starter
Dr. N. Gin	Acceleration	Speed: 4/7 Accel: 7/7 Turn: 3/7	Starter
Dingodile	Speed	Speed: 7/7 Accel: 3/7 Turn: 2/7	Starter
Polar	Turn	Speed: 3/7 Accel: 4/7 Turn: 7/7	Starter
Pura	Turn	Speed: 3/7 Accel: 4/7 Turn: 7/7	Starter
Penta Penguin	Speed	Speed: 7/7 Accel: 3/7 Turn: 2/7	Input the SEASWAN code at the Main Menu
Ripper Roo	Turn	Speed: 3/7 Accel: 4/7 Turn: 7/7	Defeat Ripper Roo in Adventure Mode
Papu Papu	Speed	Speed: 7/7 Accel: 3/7 Turn: 2/7	Defeat Papu Papu in Adventure Mode
Komodo Joe	Balanced	Speed: 5/7 Accel: 5/7 Turn: 5/7	Defeat Komodo Joe in Adventure Mode
Pinstripe	Acceleration	Speed: 4/7 Accel: 7/7 Turn: 3/7	Defeat Pinstripe in Adventure Mode
Fake Crash	Balanced	Speed: 5/7 Accel: 5/7 Turn: 5/7	Complete the Purple Gem Cup in Adventure Mode
Nitros Oxide	Acceleration	Speed: 4/7 Accel: 7/7 Turn: 3/7	Defeat Nitros Oxide in Adventure Mode OR Redeem the Oxide Edition code
N. Tropy	Speed	Speed: 7/7 Accel: 3/7 Turn: 2/7	Beat all of Dr. N. Tropy's times in Time Trial
Crunch	Speed	Speed: 7/7 Accel: 3/7 Turn: 2/7	Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500 OR Redeem the Oxide Edition code
Krunk	Turn	Speed: 3/7 Accel: 4/7 Turn: 7/7	Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500
Small Norm	Balanced	Speed: 5/7 Accel: 5/7 Turn: 5/7	Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500
Big Norm	Speed	Speed: 7/7 Accel: 3/7 Turn: 2/7	Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500
Nash	Acceleration	Speed: 4/7 Accel: 7/7 Turn: 3/7	Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500
N. Trance	Acceleration	Speed: 4/7 Accel: 7/7 Turn: 3/7	Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 7200 ("Summer Time" bundle) Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500
Real Velo	Turn	Speed: 3/7 Accel: 4/7 Turn: 7/7	Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500
Geary	Balanced	Speed: 5/7 Accel: 5/7 Turn: 5/7	Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500
Zam	Turn	Speed: 3/7 Accel: 4/7 Turn: 7/7	Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500 OR Redeem the Oxide Edition code
Zem	Speed	Speed: 7/7 Accel: 3/7 Turn: 2/7	Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500 OR Redeem the Oxide Edition code
Tawna	Acceleration	Speed: 4/7 Accel: 7/7 Turn: 3/7	Bronze Tier Reward (5,000 Nitro) Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 7200 ("The Witch Bundle" bundle) Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500
Ami	Speed	Speed: 7/7 Accel: 3/7 Turn: 2/7	Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 5175 ("Nitro Squad: Ami" bundle) Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500
Megumi	Acceleration	Speed: 4/7 Accel: 7/7 Turn: 3/7	Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 5175 ("Nitro Squad: Megumi" bundle) Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500
Liz	Turn	Speed: 3/7 Accel: 4/7 Turn: 7/7	Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 5175 ("Nitro Squad: Liz" bundle) Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500
Isabella	Balanced	Speed: 5/7 Accel: 5/7 Turn: 5/7	Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 5175 ("Nitro Squad: Isabella" bundle) Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500
Baby Crash	Turn	Speed: 3/7 Accel: 4/7 Turn: 7/7	Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 3375 ("Back N. Time: Baby Crash") Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500
Baby Coco	Acceleration	Speed: 4/7 Accel: 7/7 Turn: 3/7	Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 3375 ("Back N. Time: Baby Coco") Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500
Baby T	Speed	Speed: 7/7 Accel: 3/7 Turn: 2/7	Bronze Tier Reward (5,000 Nitro) Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500
Spyro	Speed	Speed: 7/7 Accel: 3/7 Turn: 2/7	[[File:|20px]] Bronze Tier Reward (5,000 Nitro) Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500
Hunter	Balanced	Speed: 5/7 Accel: 5/7 Turn: 5/7	[[File:|20px]] Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 5400 ("Hunter Games" bundle) [[File:|20px]] Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500
Gnasty Gnorc	Turn	Speed: 3/7 Accel: 4/7 Turn: 7/7	[[File:|20px]] Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 5850 ("For The Horde" bundle) [[File:|20px]] Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500
Komodo Moe	Balanced	Speed: 5/7 Accel: 5/7 Turn: 5/7	Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 5850 ("Komodo Moe Bundle" bundle) Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500
N. Brio	Acceleration	Speed: 4/7 Accel: 7/7 Turn: 3/7	Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 5850 ("N. Brio Bundle" bundle) Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500
Nina Cortex	Speed	Speed: 7/7 Accel: 3/7 Turn: 2/7	Bronze Tier Reward (5,000 Nitro)
Koala Kong	Speed	Speed: 7/7 Accel: 3/7 Turn: 2/7	Bronze Tier Reward (5,000 Nitro)
Pasadena O'Possum	Speed	Speed: 7/7 Accel: 3/7 Turn: 2/7	Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 4775 ("Pasadena O'Possum" bundle) Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500
Ebenezer Von Clutch	Balanced	Speed: 5/7 Accel: 5/7 Turn: 5/7	Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 4775 ("Ebenezer Von Clutch" bundle) Unlockable in the Pit Stop for 1500
King Chicken	Drift	Speed: 6/7 Accel: 2/7 Turn: 3/7	Collect and bring all 5 Golden Eggs throughout the Adventure Mode hubs to the fresco in the Lost Ruins.

An original character has been hinted as a playable racer in the forthcoming Winter Festival Grand Prix.

Although not being announced as being playable characters in the future, the game references Madame Amberly, the Evil Twins, Evil Crash, and Rilla Roo.

Kart Customization

Before any race, you have the choice to pick a random choice of kart and driver. However, in the “Karts” menu you're able to go deep with your selection and cobble together a sleek hovercraft, wobbly jalopy, or rampaging roadster!

Official description

The player is able to customize their kart beyond just selecting what playable character to use. Customizable components include the kart body, kart wheels, and extra stickers that can be applied. Components can be bought using Wumpa Coins which can be earned in the game's Adventure Mode, Arcade Mode or Online Mode.

Bodies & Decals

For more information, see: Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled/Bodies and Decals.

This offers up a variety of chassis types, which will grow in number as you earn more through the game. For example, pick the “Classic” CTR kart body that you're used to, or ride in the chunky SUV-style “Crikey”, or futuristic “Doom Buggy”.

Official description

Wheels

For more information, see: Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled/Wheels.

When you're burning rubber, you might want to install a set of wheels that matches your kart's body. Or, you can mix and match; it's entirely up to you! There's a wide variety of wheels to earn; whether you're using the skinny Six-Pipes rims or the super-chunky Trikee tires, you can have a ton of options in your race prepping!

Official description

Paint Jobs

For more information, see: Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled/Paint Jobs.

If you're wanting to change the color of your kart chassis to a green, or an iridescent purple, or even add a carbon fiber inlay, then you're in luck: Choose from a selection of preset colors and spray your vehicle in a hue to match your mood, from the vivid crimson of Team Cortex Red to the cool turquoise of Nitro Aqua.

Official description

Stickers

For more information, see: Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled/Stickers.

You need a last bit of personalization to finish off your contraption, and this comes courtesy of a sticker that adorns your vehicle. Choose a number, cool icon, character face, or leave the kart sticker-free.

Official description

Special Karts

For more information, see: Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled/Special Karts.

Special Karts are non-customizable karts with unique models and paint jobs. They are available only through special promotions outside the game.

Power-Ups

Power-Ups work mostly like they so in the original Crash Team Racing, and these same Power-Ups return from that game. They are items received from ? Crates during a match and can be used to attack opponents or aid the user a little. Collecting ten Wumpa Fruit during a match turns the Power-Ups "Juiced Up", making them more powerful.

Power-Up	Description
N. Brio's Beaker	The Beaker can be laid on the track or thrown ahead by the player as a simple obstacle. Anyone who runs into it will spin out and lose one Wumpa Fruit. The Juiced Up Beaker contains a red liquid instead of a green one, and causes anyone who runs into it to slow down significantly with a black storm cloud appearing above them. Additionally, the Power-Up they currently have will be replaced with a new one, and they can't use it until the storm is over.
TNT Crate	The TNT Crate can only be laid behind the player. When someone runs into it, they have three seconds to repeatedly hop around to remove the crate, otherwise it explodes. Like most Crates, they can be destroyed from a distance with weapon Power-Ups. The Juiced Up TNT Crate is in fact a green Nitro Crate, which will explode immediately on impact.
Bowling Bomb	The Bowling Bomb can be rolled out in front of or behind the player, and explodes on impact or when it reaches an abyss. Pressing the Power-Up Button again causes the Bowling Bomb to explode prematurely. When Juiced Up, the Bowling Bomb explodes with a much larger blast radius, making it easier to hit multiple opponents at once. Sometimes, players can receive three Bowling Bombs from a single ? Crate.
Tracking Missile	The Missile will target the closest opponent in front of the user and send them tumbling on impact. The Missile won't take the stage layout in mind, however, and will crash into a wall if the target is too far away. They also won't travel over abysses. Players can use a Beaker, Bowling Bomb or a TNT Crate to defend against a Missile. When Juiced Up, the Missile travels much faster and have more accurate aiming. Sometimes, players can receive three Missiles from a single ? Crate.
Turbo	Using a Turbo will give the player a quick speed burst. This speed burst also allows the player to squash opponents in the way. The Turbo cannot be stacked within a turbo boost chain to reserve a longer turbo boost. When Juiced Up, the Turbo will give a faster turbo boost that lasts a bit longer.
Power Shield	This green bubble shield encases the user, protecting them once from any obstacle or opposing Power-Up. It can also be used to run into opponents. The shield is only active for a limited amount of time, before it disappears. Pressing the Power-Up button again causes the Power Shield to be shot forward and send opponents tumbling on impact. When Juiced Up, the Power Shield turns blue, and will last indefinitely until impacting on an obstacle, opponent or Power-Up.
Invincibility Mask	The Invincibility Mask temporarily protects the user from any obstacle, as well as giving them a speed boost. It allows the player to hit as many obstacles, Power-Ups and opponents as they can within its duration. Players will get a different Invincibility Mask depending on the character they play as. Aku Aku appears with Crash and his friends, Uka Uka appears with Cortex and his henchmen, the Velo Mask appears with Emperor Velo XXVII and his associates, and Sparx appears with the Spyro the Dragon characters. Additionally, Sparx replaces Aku Aku, Uka Uka and the Velo Mask as everyone's Invincibility Mask on Spyro Circuit. When Juiced Up, the Invincibility Mask lasts for a longer amount of time.
N. Tropy Clock	When used, the N. Tropy Clock emanates a large radius that causes everyone to spin out and slow down significantly for a short amount of time. The Clock also prevents affected opponents from using other Power-Ups. The Juiced Up N. Tropy Clock will cause the opposing racers to slow down for a little longer. This Power-Up is only available during races.
Warp Orb	The Warp Orb travels around the entire track, targeting the racer in first place, and will be able to hit anyone it encounters on its way. There is no way for the leading racer to avoid the Warp Orb unless it still possesses a Power Shield or Invincibility Mask. Racers not in first place can still evade the Warp Orb if the track is wide enough. When Juiced Up, the Warp Orb will target not only the leading racer, but also every other racer in front of the user. This Power-Up is only available during races.
Super Engine	The Super Engine gives the player an immediate lasting speed boost, even after being hit with an obstacle. When Juiced Up, the Super Engine will produce blue fire, and last longer. This Power-Up is generally only available during battles, but as of August 23rd 2019, is also now always available in online races.
Invisibility	Invisibility makes the player invisible to opponents. This prevents Missiles from tracking the user down and makes it harder for opponents to aim their other Power-Ups. Invisible users can still be hit with those Power-Ups, however. When Juiced Up, the effect lasts a little longer. This item is only available during battles.

Race Tracks

The game has 36 tracks in it, consisting of the eighteen tracks from the original Crash Team Racing, the thirteen tracks from Crash Nitro Kart and five original tracks. The PS4 version of the game has one extra exclusive "Retro Track", Retro Stadium. New and original tracks are added to the game with the release of a new Grand Prix.

From Crash Team Racing

• Crash Cove
• Mystery Caves
• Sewer Speedway
• Roo's Tubes
• Coco Park
• Tiger Temple
• Dingo Canyon
• Papu's Pyramid
• Blizzard Bluff
• Polar Pass
• Tiny Arena
• Dragon Mines
• N. Gin Labs
• Cortex Castle
• Hot Air Skyway
• Oxide Station
• Slide Coliseum
• Turbo Track

From Crash Nitro Kart

• Inferno Island
• Jungle Boogie
• Tiny Temple
• Meteor Gorge
• Barin Ruins
• Deep Sea Driving
• Out of Time
• Clockwork Wumpa
• Thunder Struck
• Assembly Lane
• Android Alley
• Electron Avenue
• Hyper Spaceway

Bonus Tracks

• Retro Stadium (PlayStation 4-exclusive)
• Twilight Tour (Nitro Tour Grand Prix)
• Prehistoric Playground (Back N. Time Grand Prix)
• Spyro Circuit (Spyro & Friends Grand Prix)
• Nina's Nightmare (Spooky Grand Prix)
• Koala Carnival (Neon Circus Grand Prix)
• Gingerbread Joyride (Winter Festival Grand Prix)

Battle Arenas

Twelve battle arenas are included in the game. Seven from the original Crash Team Racing, and five from Crash Nitro Kart. The added Battle modes from CNK, including Crystal Grab, are present, making them playable in CTR's arenas for the first time.

From Crash Team Racing

• Skull Rock
• Nitro Court
• Parking Lot
• Rocky Road
• Lab Basement
• Rampage Ruins
• The North Bowl

From Crash Nitro Kart

• Temple Turmoil
• Frozen Frenzy
• Desert Storm
• Magnetic Mayhem
• Terra Drome

Online

The Online Feature allows up to 8 players to play single races or battles together over the internet. The only problem is that the online play feature requires a stable peer-to-peer internet connection and a subscription to Playstation Plus, (for PlayStation 4 users) Xbox Live Gold, (Xbox One users) or Nintendo Switch Online (Switch users), which makes it hard for anyone to obtain more Wumpa Coins.

• Matchmaking mode automatically connects the player to a room containing up to 8 total players based on their skill and the strength of their connection. After the track/arena is decided by a vote, the race/battle will begin automatically. If there are fewer than 8 human players, easy-difficulty AI will be added to the game to ensure that there are 8 participants.
• In Private Match, a player can set up the rules as they please. Other players must be invited manually, or they can join by themselves from the in-game "friends" menu if they are friends with the match's host.

Nitros Oxide Edition

The special edition of the game comes with the following bonuses:

• Nitros Oxide - playable character¹
• Oxide's Hovercraft - playable kart¹
• Crunch Bandicoot - playable character¹
• Zem - playable character¹
• Zam - playable character¹
• Star Crash - Crash Character Skin
• Star Coco - Coco Character Skin
• Star Cortex - Neo Cortex Character Skin
• Robot Crunch - Crunch Character Skin
• Star Nitros Oxide - Nitros Oxide Character Skin
• Hovercraft Decal - decal
• Hovercraft Sticker Pack - 5 stickers
• Hovercraft Paint Job - paint job
• Crash Head - Xbox One Avatar Mask was available 7-10 days after the promotion's end. Promotion ended 6/21/19 at Midnight PST.
• Electron Crash - Crash Character Skin
• Electron Coco - Coco Character Skin
• Electron Cortex - Neo Cortex Character Skin

¹ - This content is not exclusive and can be unlocked in-game without the Nitros Oxide edition.

Gallery

See: Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled/Gallery

Quotes

See: List of quotes in Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled

Cast

• André Sogliuzzo as Big Norm, Real Velo, Zem
• Andrew Morgado as Fake Crash, Krunk, Ripper Roo, Zam
• Corey Burton as Doctor N. Gin, Doctor Nefarious Tropy, Nitros Oxide
• Debi Derryberry as Coco Bandicoot, Baby Coco, Nina Cortex, Pasadena O'Possum
• Dwight Schultz as Geary, Nash, Papu Papu
• Fred Tatasciore as Dingodile, Komodo Joe, Penta Penguin, Komodo Moe
• Greg Eagles as Aku Aku
• Ike Amadi as Crunch Bandicoot, Baby T
• Jess Harnell as Crash Bandicoot, Baby Crash
• John DiMaggio as Tiny Tiger, Uka Uka
• Kevin Michael Richardson as Stew
• Lex Lang as Doctor Neo Cortex, Narrator
• Melanie Minichino as Isabella
• Michael Gough as N. Trance, Gnasty Gnorc
• Misty Lee as Polar, Pura, Tawna
• Robbie Daymond as Pinstripe Potoroo, Small Norm, Hunter
• Roger Craig Smith as Chick Gizzard Lips
• Stephanie Sheh as Megumi
• Tom Kenny as Spyro the Dragon, N. Brio
• Victoria Atkin as Liz

Additional Voices

• André Sogliuzzo, Andrew Morgado, Cissy Jones, Corey Burton, Debi Derryberry, Fred Tatasciore, Gregg Berger, Ike Amadi, Jess Harnell, John DiMaggio, Lex Lang, Melanie Minichino, Michael Gough, Robbie Daymond, Stephanie Sheh, Tom Kenny.

Trivia

• All tracks now have their own designated start line, themed around the track itself. This feature was planned for the original Crash Team Racing but scrapped due to technical limitations at the time.
• If the player presses the "use item" button with nothing equipped, a horn sound will play instead.
• All of the Crash Nitro Kart karts (including the Team Cortex kart which had steering handles and the Team Trance kart which steered with a mind-controlled antenna) with unconventional steering devices, as well as Oxide's Hovercraft, have now been given steering wheels for animation consistency.
• In the original Crash Team Racing, the player could accelerate, brake and reverse by holding Up or Down on the Right Analog Stick if they were playing with an analog controller. This feature has been removed in Nitro-Fueled.
• Most of the tracks and other levels reuse assets from the Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy such as creatures and enemies.
• The voice actors featured in the N.Sane Trilogy and Spyro Reignited Trilogy return to portray their characters (with the exception of Nitrus Brio, who is now voiced by Tom Kenny, taking up the role from Maurice LaMarche). The game also features the very first instance of Tawna, Komodo Moe and Koala Kong (though only in the Neon Circus Grand Prix Intro) having spoken dialogue.
• The game and its tie-in comic book feature the biggest amount of references to most of the other games in the series to date, featuring multiple references from the original trilogy, Crash Bash, Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex, Crash Bandicoot 2: N-Tranced, Crash Nitro Kart, Crash Twinsanity, Crash Tag Team Racing, and Crash: Mind Over Mutant in the form of character returns, skins, karts, cameos and easter eggs, something which developer Beenox noted to be intentional by stating they had all previous games to draw content to add on the game.

External links

• Official website: https://www.crashbandicoot.com/crashteamracing/home