![]() ![]() There’s no doubting the visual quality of this game, but if the payoff is that you even have to wait for more than half a minute just to see the trophy celebration screen, you may start to wonder if you’d have taken a slightly less graphically impressive game in favour of shorter loading times. Practically every race takes 40-45 seconds to load, which can be especially annoying if you’re playing through a four-race Grand Prix and therefore have a combined total of around three minutes to wait. The reality is that the frame rate is at least stable, which is far more important, and everything looks phenomenal to the extent that you could easily argue it’s one of the most visually impressive Switch games to date (docked, at least: it’s a little blurry in handheld mode).įar more of an issue are the loading times, which are frankly infuriating. That said, the original CTR also ran at 30 and it was the love for that game that has us looking at this remake two decades later, so anyone claiming they adored the original but that 30fps on Switch – and every other version, incidentally – is a deal-breaker is maybe being a tad disingenuous. Instead, everything has been entirely rebuilt from scratch, meaning courses are now packed with little details and character animations are bursting with personality.Įverything runs at a solid 30 frames per second, which may disappoint some given that Mario Kart 8 Deluxe runs at 60. Although its characters and tracks are mainly based on those from the 1999 title, this isn’t a straight HD upgrade where the resolution’s been increased and the textures have been tweaked a little. ![]() It obviously goes without saying that the most notable selling point of Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled is how fantastic it looks. ![]()
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