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BeenoxThe appearance of Spyro in Crash Team Racing has been teased ever since the game was first officially announced, and now it's finally been confirmed that the dragon is joining the go kart fun. Along with Tawna and Baby T, Activision have revealed that Spyro will be a playable character.Beenox have been slowly unveiling more characters in the game (as well as new skins), as the team approaches the release just over a week away. The most anticipated character, of course, has been Spyro - despite not being a Crash character at all - and now he’s finally been confirmed.Crash Team Racing: Nitro Fuelled is actually a mix of all the previous Crash racing games with extra stuff added stuff added in, and appears to be a real labour of love rather than a cash grab after the success of the N.
Sane Trilogy.One of the new features is the Grand Prix Seasons, which is how these new characters will join the game. These include challenges which need to be completed to unlock the characters, although the roadmap for Spyro is still to revealed. Also announced were the Trophy Girls alongside Tawna, suggesting they might play a part in her challenge.
With Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled releasing in less than a month, PlayStation released 20 minutes of new gameplay footage from its Adventure Mode. The video was that detailed how Beenox plans to retain the spirit of the original campaign while bringing to the table something new and fresh.According to Co-Studio Head Tom Wilson, Beenox wants to keep the challenges, characters, and 'thrills' the same, but they are adding new incentives that will make players even more hungry for that first place spot. Every time that a player wins a race they have a chance to earn new kart parts, character skins, or kart customization items. Bosses will now be unlocked directly after defeat instead of after Gem Cups.Adventure Mode is also set to feature two ways that people can play: Classic or Nitro-Fueled. Those playing in Classic will not be able to change their racer or kart during the middle of the campaign.
Nitro-Fueled players, on the other hand, can swap to any previously unlocked racer, kart, or customization item at any point during Adventure Mode. What is Crash Team Racing? Originally developed by Naughty Dog, Crash Team Racing is a kart racer featuring a bunch of characters from the Crash Bandicoot series. The evil boss, Nitros Oxide, is the self-proclaimed fastest racer in the galaxy, and he looks to turn Crash's earth into a concrete parking lot. The only way to save it? For Crash and pals to beat him at his own game. Because don't ever let anyone say a racing game can't have a plotline.Taking the reins from Naughty Dog, developer Beenox has now been tasked with remastering the game and releasing it as Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled.
If the name Beenox sounds familiar, that's because it's the same studio that developed Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered. Creative director at Beenox, the team's main goal was authenticity.
As such, you can expect a game that delivers a similar experience to the original. Back in 1999, Crash Team Racing featured five game modes: Adventure, Time Trial, Arcade, Versus and Battle. These should be making a return with some minor adjustments, one being the inclusion of online multiplayer. In Wilson's words, 'Playing split screen is a lot of fun, but racing online is awesome!' After all, what good is a remaster if the experience isn't modernized a bit? If online multiplayer isn't your thing, you'll be happy to know that it still offers local 4-player split screen.On top of that, Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled will still retain its traditional kart racing feel.
From official screenshots that have already been released, it looks like crates are making a return, meaning that you'll be able to access a variety of power-ups and weapons to give you an advantage while on the track. Essentially, Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled will have everything from the original (characters, power-ups, tracks, modes) with a few new features thrown in. Beenox teases that even more has been added to the experience like new karts and tracks, and the ability to customize your kart.Confirmed characters include. Developer Beenox has confirmed that Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled will run at 4K on PlayStation 4 Pro and Xbox One X. Presumably the standard PS4 and Xbox One will run at 1080p.Frame rate is harder to guess at this point. For comparison, the Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy runs at 30FPS on consoles, but PC supports 60FPS.
We'll need to wait and see just how well Beenox can optimize the game.As for the design and aesthetic itself, Wilson said, 'We established very early on that we wanted CTR Nitro-Fueled to be brimming with personality both from an environmental and character stand point. Fans will see this attention to detail shine through in every part of the game from the camera work, to the characters' quirky animations, to the lush environments you're racing in.' You can expect the same level of care that Activision's previous remasters, Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy and Spyro Reignited Trilogy, received. When can you play it? Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled is set to release on June 21, 2019 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.You can pre-order the Standard Edition right now for $40.
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A digital-only Nitros Oxide Edition can be pre-ordered from the PlayStation Store for $60, and it includes a few additional character skins, Nitros Oxide as a playable character along with his kart, and more content to be announced at a later date. (Nitros Oxide and his kart can also be unlocked in-game for players who do not purchase the Nitros Oxide Edition.).