Unlike in previous games however, each racer gets an additional 30 Wumpa Coins per KO they have made during the race, which adds up to the total score as well. In these Grand Prixes, players race through three tracks, and the results for each race is based on how many Wumpa Coins they have earned, which is determined by their placement. In this game, the Cup Race mode is renamed Grand Prix, and each Grand Prix needed to be purchased in the Multiplayer menu's Gift Shop for local play usage, each of them based on the five sections of Von Clutch's MotorWorld. The tracks featured in the Wumpa Cup, Nitro Cup, Crash Cup, and Crystal Cup are exactly the same as in the Red Gem Cup, Green Gem Cup, Blue Gem Cup, and Purple Gem Cup, respectively. Also unlike Crash Team Racing, the track selection for these cups aren't shuffled around for the Adventure Mode's Gem Cups: the tracks featured in the Wumpa Cup, Uka Cup, Aku Cup, and Nitro Cup are exactly the same as in the Red Gem Cup, Green Gem Cup, Purple Gem Cup, and Blue Gem Cup, respectively.Ĭrash Nitro Kart (Game Boy Advance / N-Gage) The main difference, however, is that these cups lack a fourth race. The track selection is not the same as in the Gem Cups of this game's Adventure Mode.Ĭups reappeared in Crash Nitro Kart, where they functioned similarly to the cups in Crash Team Racing. Winning on easy difficulty unlocks Parking Lot, medium unlocking The North Bowl, and hard unlocking Lab Basement. If every cup is won at a certain difficulty, a Battle Arena becomes available to use. In this game, Cup Race allows for up to four players to race together with a total of eight racers on a selection of four tracks. Racing cups have appeared in every racing game.

1.3 Crash Nitro Kart (Game Boy Advance / N-Gage).

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