Crash Bash was my first video game and I'd honestly be way more excited for a remake of it than CTR.Somebody else like Crash Bash too? man i though i was alone in this world!
Sony own the game rights as well as code and assets I believe, it's one of those awkward situations where if wanted both could just keep blocking each other. But I assume they have probably came to some type of deal, as I doubt Activision would care to do a Re make if it got locked permanently to one platform.seems like universal owns the copyright
sony may own the code and assets, just like the trilogy, activision won't them and, just remake the game.
CTR (Crash Team Racing) Game ©1999-2007 Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc. Published by Sony Computer Entertainment Europe. Developed by Naughty Dog, Inc. Source Code © Naughty Dog, Inc. CTR and Crash Team Racing and related characters ™ & ©1999-2007 Universal Interactive Studios, Inc. All rights reserved.
For me a bland story with a boring exploration of the island does not compensate but everyone has their tastes.I personally believe the gameplay groundwork of CTR to be so good that it still delivers a better experience. The ability to chain turbo easily and the reliance on bumps to increase your max speed makes it so that you can use so much of the track to your advantage, not to mention the cool items and the shortcuts.
Also, CTR has a story mode, tons of things to go through, and a boatload of challenges. I still have a hard time getting into Mario Kart when the solo experience remains considerably lesser in terms of story mode. MK8D has a shitload of content, but the lack of contextualization of any of this content makes it hard to remain as engaged as I do playing CTR.
Sony literally owns the original game, people are debating if a remake would be exclusive or not, calling them pathetic over that, jeez, seems like you're worked up.why are so many people itt so obsessed with the idea of this unannounced game being exclusive to ps4? it's pretty pathetic, it'll come to ps4 no matter what and it coming to other platforms won't change your experience on ps4.
i agree with this, mario kart really fails at creating engaging single player modes, it should be super easy considering how much they have to work with but they just don't do it.
Well, it is the best karting game of all time ...I didn't know people were so thirsty for a remake of this game.
I played that shit a lot back then.Somebody else like Crash Bash too? man i though i was alone in this world!
Yeah I might end up doing this if it comes to Switch at a later date.I'm gonna buy the heck out of this. So hard. My favorite kart racer of all time. Will even double dip if it comes to the Switch.
some people are explaining why they think it will be exclusive, some are very obviously hoping that it is.Sony literally owns the original game, people are debating if a remake would be exclusive or not, calling them pathetic over that, jeez, seems like you're worked up.
i don't see them bothering with a remake either if it has to be exclusive to a single platform. i can see a deal happening like the last time, giving sony timed exclusivity.Sony own the game rights as well as code and assets I believe, it's one of those awkward situations where if wanted both could just keep blocking each other. But I assume they have probably came to some type of deal, as I doubt Activision would care to do a Re make if it got locked permanently to one platform.
Sony literally owns the original game, people are debating if a remake would be exclusive or not, calling them pathetic over that, jeez, seems like you're worked up.
Hot air was really damn cool. I always prefered how heavy the karts felt compared to Mario kart but otherwise I dunno if I would call it necessarily better, just different.KOMODO MINES ONLY
HOT AIR ONLY
COCO PARK ONLY
PAPUS PYRAMID ONLY
NO MORE BAD KART RACERS GOOD GOD THE GOD IS BACK
Nah, penguin was far too broken. But i guess that part of the fun!
The fact that Mission Mode from the DS version hasn't ever returned is a travestyi agree with this, mario kart really fails at creating engaging single player modes, it should be super easy considering how much they have to work with but they just don't do it.
i don't see them bothering with a remake either if it has to be exclusive to a single platform. but you're right, i can see a deal happening, maybe like the last time, giving sony timed exclusivity.Sony own the game rights as well as code and assets I believe, it's one of those awkward situations where if wanted both could just keep blocking each other. But I assume they have probably came to some type of deal, as I doubt Activision would care to do a Re make if it got locked permanently to one platform.
Will it be CTR or a new name, as Sony owns CTR? And if it is CTR and Sony exclusive, will Naughty Dog be involved? And if Naughty Dog is involved, could UnKarted be far off?
Universal always owned Crash but CTR wasn't part of the initial three game deal they made with Sony, Sony approached them afterwards to make it happen because Naughty Dog wanted one last hurrah with Crash (at least from what I remember). By all accounts, Sony does have some kind of ownership over it, which is probably why Vivendi never made a CTR2, they just went with Crash Nitro Kart instead.Where are people getting the idea that CTR is owned by Sony? Crash, the IP, was always owned by Universal who happened to license it to Sony in the beginning and through a series of mergers and/or acquisitions now belongs to Activision. Irrespective of the fact that Sony had the publishing rights for the original CTR (and that's presumably why their copyright appears in the legal info), this string probably takes more more precedent:
"CTR (Crash Team Racing) and related characters TM & © 1999 Universal Interactive Studios, Inc. Licensed by Universal Studios Licensing, Inc. All Rights Reserved."
I could also just see them doing something like Jak or whoever is a exclusive character to the PS4 version or something, which I'd love way more than a shitty timed exclusivity deal.i don't see them bothering with a remake either if it has to be exclusive to a single platform. but you're right, i can see a deal happening, maybe like the last time, giving sony timed exclusivity.
I personally believe the gameplay groundwork of CTR to be so good that it still delivers a better experience. The ability to chain turbo easily and the reliance on bumps to increase your max speed makes it so that you can use so much of the track to your advantage, not to mention the cool items and the shortcuts.
Universal always owned Crash but CTR wasn't part of the initial three game deal they made with Sony, Sony approached them afterwards to make it happen because Naughty Dog wanted one last hurrah with Crash (at least from what I remember). By all accounts, Sony does have some kind of ownership over it, which is probably why Vivendi never made a CTR2, they just went with Crash Nitro Kart instead.
My understanding of the situation is Activision owns the CTR IP but Sony owns the actual game (as in the design, story, etc), so I don't think they can just remake it without working something out with Sony.
Sony doesn't own the code and game design in the trilogy though. They only have publishing rights.seems like universal owns the copyright
sony may own the code and assets, just like the trilogy, activision won't them and, just remake the game.
some people are explaining why they think it will be exclusive, some are very obviously hoping that it is.
i'm not worked up at all
i don't see them bothering with a remake either if it has to be exclusive to a single platform. i can see a deal happening like the last time, giving sony timed exclusivity.
that's an interesting idea too, give the ps4 version some exclusive content in exchange for it coming to other platforms.I could also just see them doing something like Jak or whoever is a exclusive character to the PS4 version or something, which I'd love way more than a shitty timed exclusivity deal.
Which would be a mistake since the original CTR is the one which was popular and loved.If true this most likely means IF Activision is doing a Crash racer they will simply remaster Crash Nitro Kart or release a new version under the CNK name. I don't see them calling it Crash Team Racing as that would necessitate Sony's involvement/permission/exclusiveness.
The original CTR is owned by Sony, if it's a remake then they have to go through Sony first.
it's not like activision doesn't have money. after the crazy success of the trilogy (it's still charting more than a year after release) and them making it multiplat, it's obvious activision has more plans to grow the series after they pretty much rebooted it. at this point it doesn't make sense to make their next step an exclusive game, because whatever they have planned after that will be multiplat too. it will be a misstep and a waste of resources to create an exclusive entry in a multiplat series you want to grow.What if Sony paid the whole development? We don't know what's going on if this game is real.
The fact that Mission Mode from the DS version hasn't ever returned is a travestyi agree with this, mario kart really fails at creating engaging single player modes, it should be super easy considering how much they have to work with but they just don't do it.
it's not like activision doesn't have money. after the crazy success of the trilogy (it's still charting more than a year after release) and them making it multiplat, it's obvious activision has more plans to grow the series after they pretty much rebooted it. at this point it doesn't make sense to make their next step an exclusive game, because whatever they have planned after that will be multiplat too. it will be a misstep and a waste of resources to create an exclusive entry in a multiplat series you want to grow.
it's not like activision doesn't have money. after the crazy success of the trilogy (it's still charting more than a year after release) and them making it multiplat, it's obvious activision has more plans to grow the series after they pretty much rebooted it. at this point it doesn't make sense to make their next step an exclusive game, because whatever they have planned after that will be multiplat too. it will be a misstep and a waste of resources to create an exclusive entry in a multiplat series you want to grow.