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{{Game infobox | {{Game infobox | ||
|image = [[File:Crash Nitro Kart PS2 cover.jpg|250px]]<br>PlayStation 2 cover | |image = [[File:Crash Nitro Kart PS2 cover.jpg|250px]]<br>PlayStation 2 cover | ||
|developer = [[Vicarious Visions]] | |developer = [[Vicarious Visions]] | ||
|publisher = [[Universal Interactive]] | |publisher = [[Universal Interactive]] | ||
|released = {{released|USA|November 11, 2003 | |released = {{released|USA|November 11, 2003|Europe|November 28, 2003|Australia|December 3, 2003|Japan|July 8, 2004}} | ||
|genre = Racing | |genre = Racing | ||
|ratings = {{ratings|esrb=e}} | |ratings = {{ratings|esrb=e}} | ||
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|input = Game controller | |input = Game controller | ||
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{{about|the main console version of Crash Nitro Kart|the handheld counterpart for [[Game Boy Advance]] and [[N-Gage]]|[[Crash Nitro Kart (handheld | {{Wikipedia}} | ||
{{about|the main console version of Crash Nitro Kart|the handheld counterpart for [[Game Boy Advance]] and [[N-Gage]]|[[Crash Nitro Kart (handheld)]]}} | |||
'''''Crash Nitro Kart''''' is a racing game for the [[PlayStation 2]], [[Nintendo GameCube]] and [[Xbox]]. The game was developed by [[Vicarious Visions]] and published by [[Universal Interactive]] in 2003. ''Crash Nitro Kart'' is an indirect follow up to ''[[Crash Team Racing]]''. In 2007, the PlayStation 2 version was re-released as part of the three-disc ''[[Crash Bandicoot Action Pack]]'' compilation (alongside ''[[Crash Twinsanity]]'' and ''[[Crash Tag Team Racing]]''). Content from ''Crash Nitro Kart'' would later be used for ''[[Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled]]''. | '''''Crash Nitro Kart''''' is a racing game for the [[PlayStation 2]], [[Nintendo GameCube]] and [[Xbox]]. The game was developed by [[Vicarious Visions]] and published by [[Universal Interactive]] in 2003. ''Crash Nitro Kart'' is an indirect follow up to ''[[Crash Team Racing]]''. In 2007, the PlayStation 2 version was re-released as part of the three-disc ''[[Crash Bandicoot Action Pack]]'' compilation (alongside ''[[Crash Twinsanity]]'' and ''[[Crash Tag Team Racing]]''). Content from ''Crash Nitro Kart'' would later be used for ''[[Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled]]''. | ||
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Adventure mode is a single-player game in which the player must race through all of the tracks and arenas in the game and collect as many [[Trophy|Trophies]], [[Relic]]s, [[Boss Key]]s, [[CTR Token|CNK Token]]s and [[Gem]]s as possible. The objective is to win every race in the five worlds so that the playable characters can be freed from Emperor Velo XXVII's threat of destroying Earth. Unlike ''Crash Team Racing'', the game's cutscenes are pre-rendered in full-motion video rather than from the hardware itself. | Adventure mode is a single-player game in which the player must race through all of the tracks and arenas in the game and collect as many [[Trophy|Trophies]], [[Relic]]s, [[Boss Key]]s, [[CTR Token|CNK Token]]s and [[Gem]]s as possible. The objective is to win every race in the five worlds so that the playable characters can be freed from Emperor Velo XXVII's threat of destroying Earth. Unlike ''Crash Team Racing'', the game's cutscenes are pre-rendered in full-motion video rather than from the hardware itself. | ||
[[Velo's Citadel]] is the central area of the hub world, and is where the racer can access each of the five worlds through gate-like portals. Most gates are initially locked, so the player's racer must complete the races of one world to unlock the next world. When inside a world, the racer can access a track by driving onto its [[Warp Pad]]. By winning a race, the racer receives a Trophy. Once the racer has obtained all three Trophies in a world, they can race against that world's champion in a boss race. If the racer wins in a boss race, the world's champion relinquishes their [[World Key]], allowing the racer to access the additional modes of that world and also unlock the next world. | |||
[[Velo's Citadel]] is the central area of the hub world, and is where the racer can access each of the five worlds through gate-like portals. Most gates are initially locked, so the player's racer must complete the races of one world to unlock the next world. When inside a world, the racer can access a track by driving onto its [[Warp Pad]]. By winning a race, the racer receives a Trophy. Once the racer has obtained all three Trophies in a world, they can race against that world's champion in a boss race. If the racer wins in a boss race, the world's champion relinquishes their [[World Key]], allowing the racer to access the additional modes of that world and also unlock the next world | |||
In Relic Race, the player's racer must race through a track alone and complete three laps in the fastest time possible. To aid the racer, [[Time Crate]]s are spread throughout the track. When the racer drives through a Time Crate, the clock freezes for whatever number of seconds are indicated on the Crate. If all of the Time Crates on a track have been destroyed, the final time is reduced by ten seconds. The racer wins a Relic if they beat the time indicated on the screen. | In Relic Race, the player's racer must race through a track alone and complete three laps in the fastest time possible. To aid the racer, [[Time Crate]]s are spread throughout the track. When the racer drives through a Time Crate, the clock freezes for whatever number of seconds are indicated on the Crate. If all of the Time Crates on a track have been destroyed, the final time is reduced by ten seconds. The racer wins a Relic if they beat the time indicated on the screen. | ||
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====Multiplayer==== | ====Multiplayer==== | ||
There are five battle modes in Multiplayer, and all of them support 2-4 players. In each of these modes, racers compete in battle arenas, where they can collect weapons and attack opponents. | There are five battle modes in Multiplayer, and all of them support 2-4 players. In each of these modes, racers compete in battle arenas, where they can collect weapons and attack opponents. | ||
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*'''GBA Link''': This option allows the player to unlock [[Hyper Spaceway]], [[Terra Drome]], and nearly every playable character except N. Tropy and Velo for the Nintendo GameCube version, regardless of the player's in-game progress. For the Game Boy Advance version, connection via the Nintendo GameCube – Game Boy Advance Link Cable is an alternate way to unlock N. Tropy and Nitrus Oxide. | *'''GBA Link''': This option allows the player to unlock [[Hyper Spaceway]], [[Terra Drome]], and nearly every playable character except N. Tropy and Velo for the Nintendo GameCube version, regardless of the player's in-game progress. For the Game Boy Advance version, connection via the Nintendo GameCube – Game Boy Advance Link Cable is an alternate way to unlock N. Tropy and Nitrus Oxide. | ||
==Playable characters== | |||
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|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Tiny Tiger CNK icon.png]]<br>[[Tiny Tiger]] | |style="text-align:center"|[[File:Tiny Tiger CNK icon.png]]<br>[[Tiny Tiger]] | ||
|{{color|Speed: 6/7|red}}<br>{{color|Acceleration: 4/7|#269D26}}<br>{{color|Turn: 2/7|blue}} | |{{color|Speed: 6/7|red}}<br>{{color|Acceleration: 4/7|#269D26}}<br>{{color|Turn: 2/7|blue}} | ||
|A {{wp|Thylacine}} who was evolved by Cortex's [[Evolvo-Ray]]. Tiny's stats are the same as | |A {{wp|Thylacine}} who was evolved by Cortex's [[Evolvo-Ray]]. Tiny's stats are the same as Cortex's. | ||
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|style="text-align:center"|[[File:Dr Nefarious Tropy CNK icon.png]]<br>[[Doctor Nefarious Tropy]]{{footnote|main|*}} | |style="text-align:center"|[[File:Dr Nefarious Tropy CNK icon.png]]<br>[[Doctor Nefarious Tropy]]{{footnote|main|*}} | ||
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==Race tracks== | |||
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!Icon | !Icon | ||
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==Crates== | |||
Five distinct types of [[crate]]s are scattered throughout the tracks and arenas. | Five distinct types of [[crate]]s are scattered throughout the tracks and arenas. | ||
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*[[Time Crate]]s stop the timer for a few seconds, depending on which number is on the Time Crate. These crates only appear in Time Trial races and the Adventure mode's Relic Races. | *[[Time Crate]]s stop the timer for a few seconds, depending on which number is on the Time Crate. These crates only appear in Time Trial races and the Adventure mode's Relic Races. | ||
==Power-ups== | |||
If the player's racer has collected 10 Wumpa Fruits, any power-ups they collect become "juiced | If the player's racer has collected 10 Wumpa Fruits, any power-ups they collect become "juiced"<ref>''Crash Nitro Kart'' instruction booklet, page 12.</ref>, a term referring to an upgraded weapon. | ||
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|style="text-align:center"|[[File:CNK Ice Mine icon.png]] [[File:CNK Ice Mine juiced icon.png]]<br>[[Ice Mine]] | |style="text-align:center"|[[File:CNK Ice Mine icon.png]] [[File:CNK Ice Mine juiced icon.png]]<br>[[Ice Mine]] | ||
|When a racer drives | |When a racer drives onto an Ice Mine, they get temporarily stuck inside of a large block of ice. That racer keeps moving while in an ice block, although once it thaws, the racer spins out. By default, an Ice Mine is dropped from behind, although the racer can also throw it in front of them. A juiced Ice Mine is purple, which causes a racer to be stuck in an ice block for a longer period of time, and it also gives their kart less traction. | ||
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|style="text-align:center;white-space:nowrap"|[[File:CNK Invincibility Mask (Aku Aku) icon.png]] [[File:CNK Invincibility Mask (Uka Uka) icon.png]] [[File:CNK Invincibility Mask (Velo) icon.png]]<br>[[Invincibility Mask]] | |style="text-align:center;white-space:nowrap"|[[File:CNK Invincibility Mask (Aku Aku) icon.png]] [[File:CNK Invincibility Mask (Uka Uka) icon.png]] [[File:CNK Invincibility Mask (Velo) icon.png]]<br>[[Invincibility Mask]] | ||
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</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{foreign names | {{foreign names | ||
|Jap=クラッシュ・バンディクー 爆走!ニトロカート | |Jap=クラッシュ・バンディクー 爆走!ニトロカート | ||
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{{Crash Bandicoot franchise}} | {{Crash Bandicoot franchise}} | ||
[[Category:Games]] | [[Category:Games]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Crash Nitro Kart|*]] | ||
[[Category:Racing games]] | [[Category:Racing games]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:PlayStation 2 games]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Nintendo GameCube games]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Xbox games]] |