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Rumors Swirl of Crash Team Racing Getting A Remake
Rumors have been popping up that Naughty Dog’s classic cart racer, Crash Team Racing could be getting a remaster with an announcement coming soon.
Among the rumors, last week a Facebook page began posting questionable announcements that the cult classic would be announced at this year’s Game Awards. Even more recently, PlayStation Access host Hollie Bennett sent out a tweet that includes an image of orange fuzzy dice, and a card bearing the cryptic message, “Sliding into the Game Awards on 6/12 – Anonymous.”
https://twitter.com/HollieB/status/1069939226794446850
With the mad marsupial’s successful revival last year via the Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy, Activision could very well be setting its sights on the old PlayStation exclusive cart simulator. With this year’s inaugural Game Awards taking place on December 6, an announcement could be in the works. If you've never played the game, you can check out some footage of the frenetic cart racer, here.
[Source: Eurogamer]
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