
PlayStation 1 · 1999
Crash Team Racing
Crash Team Racing features exhilarating powerslide turbo boosts, inventive weapon battles, and an expansive adventure campaign.

PlayStation 1 · 1999
Crash Team Racing features exhilarating powerslide turbo boosts, inventive weapon battles, and an expansive adventure campaign.
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Crash Team Racing features exhilarating powerslide turbo boosts, inventive weapon battles, and an expansive adventure campaign.
Race across Wumpa Island as Crash, Cortex, Coco, and rivals. Master the three-tier powerslide boost meter (hop into a drift with R1, tap L1 when smoke turns black) to maintain endless Sacred Fire speed across challenging loops and shortcuts.
Never coast through turns. Always hop into a power slide and trigger three consecutive mini-turbos on each bend to keep your speed boost active continuously.
This is Naughty Dog’s final and finest Crash title on the original PlayStation.
Background and mechanics: Wikipedia game reference.
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Hold L1 + R1 at Main Menu: Down, Right, Right, Down, DownLocks Wumpa Fruit count at 10 permanently, juicing up all weapon pickups and granting top speed.
Hold L1 + R1 at Main Menu: Left, Triangle, Right, Left, Circle, Right, Down, DownGrants continuous invulnerability masks for blazing speed and clearing obstacles.
Hold L1 + R1 at Main Menu: Right, Circle, Circle, Down, Up, Down, RightImmediately unlocks boss racer Ripper Roo without needing red gem cup trophies.
Hold L1 + R1 at Main Menu: Left, Triangle, Right, Down, Right, Circle, Left, Left, DownUnlocks heavy heavyweight tribal chief Papu Papu for all single and multiplayer race modes.
The control panel below the game screen shows this edition’s keys. Click inside the game before using your keyboard.
Open the player menu for the options available in this emulator. Save support varies by game and player; see the playing help for more guidance.
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