Editing Crash Nitro Kart (handheld)

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{{Game infobox
|title = Crash Nitro Kart
|image = [[File:Crash Nitro Kart GBA cover.jpg|250px]]<br>Game Boy Advance cover
|developer = [[Vicarious Visions]]
|publisher = [[Universal Interactive]]
|released = '''Game Boy Advance'''<br>{{released|USA|November 11, 2003{{Citation needed}}|Europe|November 28, 2003{{Citation needed}}|Japan|August 26, 2004{{Citation needed}}}} '''N-Gage'''<br>{{released|Europe|June 30, 2004{{Citation needed}}|USA|July 28, 2004{{Citation needed}}}}
|genre = Racing
|ratings = {{ratings|esrb=e}}
|console = [[Game Boy Advance]], [[N-Gage]]
|modes = Single player, multiplayer
|media = Cartridge
}}
'''''Crash Nitro Kart''''' is a handheld racing game for the [[Game Boy Advance]], [[N-Gage]], and [[mobile]] phones. It is based on its main [[Crash Nitro Kart|console counterpart]]. The handheld versions were also developed by [[Vicarious Visions]] and published by [[Universal Interactive]]. The Game Boy Advance version was released in 2003, and the N-Gage and mobile versions were released in 2004.

==Differences from the console version==
The handheld release has several differences from the console version, especially because handhelds were more limited at times.

*[[Team Cortex]] is named Team Evil.
*The criteria for unlocking [[N. Tropy]] is different: he can be unlocked either by clearing the game as Team Evil or by connecting the GameCube version of ''Crash Nitro Kart'' to the Game Boy Advance with the {{wp|GameCube – Game Boy Advance link cable}} and selecting the option of unlocking him.
*[[Nitrous Oxide]] is an unlockable character unlike the console version, where he is available from the start. Nitrous Oxide can be unlocked by either winning all the [[Relic|Gold Relic]]s in Adventure Mode or by connecting the GameCube version of ''Crash Nitro Kart'' to the Game Boy Advance version with the GameCube – Game Boy Advance link cable and selecting the option of unlocking him.
*[[Polar]] and [[Dingodile]] are available from the start.
*[[Zem]], [[Zam]], and [[Pura]] do not appear in the handheld version.
*[[Emperor Velo XXVII]]'s normal form is absent from the handheld version. As a playable character, Velo is replaced by his tall, original disguise.
*[[Fake Crash]] is unlocked by being found in the course [[Out of Time]], between a big patch of light sand on the red line on the map.
*[[Spyro the Dragon]] is exclusive to the handheld version. He is unlocked by clearing Adventure Mode as [[Team Bandicoot]]. His stats are the same as Emperor Velo XXVII.
*[[Krunk]], [[Nash]], [[Norm]], [[Big Norm]], and [[Geary]] are all unlockable characters. Each of them can be unlocked by winning a race against them in Adventure Mode.

==Playable characters==
===Default characters===
*[[Crash Bandicoot]]
*[[Coco Bandicoot]]
*[[Crunch Bandicoot]]
*[[Dr. Neo Cortex]]
*[[Dr. N. Gin|N. Gin]]
*[[Tiny Tiger]]
*[[Dingodile]]
*[[Polar]]
*[[N. Trance]]

===Unlockable characters===
*[[Nitrous Oxide]]
*[[N. Tropy]]
*[[Krunk]]
*[[Nash]]
*[[Norm]]
*[[Big Norm]]
*[[Geary]]
*[[Emperor Velo XXVII]]
*[[Fake Crash]]
*[[Spyro the Dragon]]

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