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]]>“This season you’ll see Spyro showing up all over the place in CTR – – in the opening menu screen, in the Grand Prix cinematic, and of course, in the game itself. Spyro, Hunter, and Gnasty Gnorc will be added as unlockable playable characters with all of the personality that you come to expect from them. You’ll also see some amazing new karts such as the Spyromobile and Gnasty Ride which give their namesakes some blistering rides to boast about,” reads the developer update.
The update lands on PS4, Xbox One, and Switch this Friday. As long as you have a copy of the game and an online subscription to whichever console you’re playing on, the Spyro & Friends Grand Prix update is completely free. In addition to Spyro, the update adds Hunter the Cheetah and Gnasty Gnorc (the…. Gnorc?) from the Spyro franchise. It hasn’t been confirmed how long the Spyro-themed Grand Prix event will last, but judging from history it’s safe to assume it’ll be around for four weeks.
Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled made our list of the best racing games (opens in new tab) to play in 2019.
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If you’re pondering whether to pick up Crash’s return to kart racing glory, you should read our Crash Team Racing Nitro Fueled review (opens in new tab). This is the bandicoot’s first driving escapade since Crash Tag Team Racing on the PS2, and it’s back with a bang as the Crash Team Racing everyone knew and loved back in the day, but somehow it’s even better.

While this remake of a classic is essentially the old game with a brand new coat of paint, there’s plenty of things to learn and incorporate into your game to beat your foes on the track. Our Crash Team Racing tips (opens in new tab) covers everything you need to know, from power-ups and shortcuts to cheats and the Pit Stop.

Just like the old game, there’s a whole host of Crash Team Racing cheats (opens in new tab) you can use to modify how the game plays, and even unlock a classic character… Penta Parrot? No, that’s not quite right… We’ve got all the cheat codes in the game, but unfortunately the demo for Spyro 2: Ripto’s Revenge is missing this time around!

Struggling to win races online? It might be because you’re not using all of the Crash Team Racing shortcuts available in the game because trust us, there’s a lot. From simple ones like the alternate paths in Hot Air Skyway and Hyper Spaceway to the difficult jumps in Blizzard Bluff and Assembly Lanes, if you can master every single one of these shortcuts, you’re a Crash Team Racing genius.

Crash Team Racing N. Tropy is one of the most infamous characters of all time, because to unlock him, you need to beat every single one of his time trials. They’re not easy by any means; you’re going to need to master your power slides and turbo boosts, all while sticking to the racing line. Good luck!

Back in the original, to stand a chance at winning every race and beating the hardest time trials, you had to use the absolute best character *cough* Penta Penguin *cough*. That’s not the case anymore though because the best Crash Team Racing characters (opens in new tab) is completely different, so make sure you check out our guide to know who you should be using.

The Crash Team Racing Grand Prix is the name of the post-launch DLC Beenox has planned for the game, and it looks promising. Three seasons of content have already been revealed, introducing fan favourite characters like Baby T, Tawna Bandicoot, and… Spyro the Dragon! Seriously, check out all we know on the Crash Team Racing Grand Prix (opens in new tab) to find out more.
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