Crash team racing remake would be announced at the 2018 game awards

After months of rumors and speculation, a Crash Team Racing remake is about to be announced very soon. PlayStation Access Channel Manager Hollie Bennett tweeted on Twitter that something very mysterious had been sent to her ahead of this week's 2018 Game Awards.

Crash Team Racing would return in style at the 2018 Game Awards

The gift consists of a large pair of furry orange dice, with the note “Sliding towards the Game Prizes on 12/6…”. Of course everyone thinks this means there is a Crash Team Racing announcement on the way. It's hard to think of what other game you could refer to. Obviously, this is incredibly exciting, but those are all the details we have right now. We don't know if it will be a remaster, or a remake, or a brand new game in the series. The Game Awards will be held on Thursday, December 6, so we assume we will discover more at that time.

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Crash Team Racing was originally released in 1999 on the PlayStation 1. It wasn't actually as good as its main competitor at the time, Mario Kart 64, but for kids who only had a PlayStation, it was definitely the go-to kart game. It was followed by Crash Nitro Kart in 2003, and Crash Tag Team Racing in 2005, both of which did not reach their level of success.

The first three Crash Bandicoot games were remastered last year as Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy, so it seems like a no-brainer for Crash Team Racing to receive the same treatment. Many expected the game to be included on the recently released PlayStation Classic console, and its exclusion sparked some complaints. However, several other games that stayed, such as Crash, Spyro The Dragon, and Resident Evil 2, have either been remastered recently, or are coming soon, and were likely not included for that reason.

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