So, of course, that's a perfect time for an alien invasion. They've all got their go-karts, and they're furiously tuning them up in hopes of victory. While it has a Diddy Kong Racing-like adventure element to it, as well as a bit of a storyline, it rarely aspires to be more than a great mascot racing game.Īll the puppety oddballs in the world of Crash Bandicoot are preparing for the big race. Naughty Dog, however, has managed to create a Mario Kart clone that does everything right. Most of the Mario Kart clones that have come out thus far have either added unwelcome elements to the gameplay or have just plain sucked at ripping off the original console kart game. Before you know it, you're shipping yet another Mario Kart clone into the marketplace! Hey, big win, right? For most of the developers out there, the answer is no. Then you start designing tracks filled with weapon power-ups. So you do what so many developers have done before you - you toss your mascot, his arch nemesis, and a bunch of other characters from your games into go-karts.
But at the same time, you really don't actually want to have to think up a new concept for a game. a new style of game to get the kids right back where you want them. You've got too much riding on him to stop now - action figures, shirts, and don't forget the talk of a cartoon that your licensing department keeps tossing around. You've got a mascot - he's absolutely huge with "the kids." You've made a nice little chunk of change off your little guy, but the kids are wising up to the fact that every game you've put out has only had minimal improvements over the previous one, and they aren't buying your little guy like they used to.
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