Brilliant game, a great blast from the past and really well updated

The monetization of nostalgia is nothing new, but the process seems to have accelerated in this current generation of consoles. HD remasters and "built-from-the-ground-up" remakes litter store shelves, and we're invariably delighted to lap up these colorful reminders of our gaming past.

Crash Team Racing feels as great--and as deep--as ever; Welcome touches modernize the game where needed without changing the fundamentals; Extensive; diverse; and beautiful tracks and Battle arenas to make the fun last longer; An array of single- and multiplayer modes keep things fresh regardless of...

Some severe difficulty spikes in Adventure mode can be frustrating; Handling is initially hard to grasp; especially for newcomers

Crash Team Racing: Nitro-Fueled is an excellent remake of a kart-racing classic, potentially introducing the beloved PS1 mascot to an entire new generation of players. However, this might be a little too difficult for younger gamers, so they might want to jump on easy mode.

A faithful remake for fans of the original; Massive roster of characters and karts to discover; Absolutely gorgeous and filled with content

Colour saturation can be a little much; The challenge won't be for everyone

A lot of titles have been coming out recently that market themselves as remakes after old classics, but my blue ribbon will always go to remakes that manage to recapture the feel of the original game.

The faithfulness to the original; Smooth graphics; Kart customization; A large roster of recognizable characters; It is a Crash Bandicoot game

FPS drops during split-screen; Easy bots are too easy to beat and Advanced bots are impossible to keep up with; The kart noises can get annoying pretty fast

I don't know what the complaints are about - unless I got it after a patch with some finishing touches This game is FANTASTIC and fun for all ages. I played 4 player split screen with my 3 kids (ages 5-12) and we all had a blast.

It's standard issue cart racing. weapons, cutesie characters and various tracks set in cartoon environments with hazards and speed boosts. Our problem with this game is HOW you boost and the uncomfortable control layout, and even with a second control layout option, neither works well.

The time of the original Sony PlayStation was a very different era of gaming from what the industry is like now in 2019. Even with all the changes, people

a generous remaster of a cult classic

Kart racers are my kind of bag, mainly because I'm pretty bad at actual racing sims. When I say bad, I mean I know nothing about cars - or how they function - and I couldn't tell you the difference be

Handling is excellent; Courses are diverse and gorgeous to look at; Plenty of replayability

Reversing is awkward; Difficulty needs tweaking

Crash Team Racing was always superior to Mario Kart. There, I'm getting my hot take out of the way nice and early. With that in mind, t...

Everything looks gorgeous; with an immense level of detail; Driving is sharp and responsive; with numerous underlying mechanics; Exploits from the original have all been fixed; Online is smooth and works flawlessly as of 1.02

No Crash Nitro Kart adventure