Super Crash Adventure - Gacchanko

There are some 3D Platformer elements added into this game during the Story mode. In fact, I'd say you'd in the Story mode you'll probably be doing platforming more than you'll be racing. In fact, I'd say you'd in the Story mode you'll probably be doing platforming more than you'll be racing.

When you have clashed with somebody your vehicles will combine to form an even bigger car. One person will be driving and the other will be on the turret on the back shooting people from any direction of your choosing. You can unclash at anytime and you both can switch positions.

The Story mode is where you do the all the platforming, mini-games and racing. The multiplayer mode is where you just do racing modes and play with your friends or by yourself.
Now on paper this may sound good but things start to go down hill once you see how it's done. First off, the racing isn't really that fun. Sure clashing with somebody and blowing the hell out of people may be fun, but eventually it starts to get a little boring and takes the focus on actual racing skills out of the game. The game will quickly start to get stale. As if the racing part of the game wasn't lackluster enough, you have to do the stupid platforming part of the game which isn't really any fun at all. The mini-games and the other modes involving cars are also a complete waste of time and aren't any fun at all. Not to mention the racing isn't even challening even on Hard.

And if you think the gameplay is bad, then just check out the game's content. I think more content went into the platforming then went into the actual racing. There are only 8 characters, 12 tracks, 2 courses for the other racing modes and Crash is the only character that gets more than one costume to wear. All in all, the game completley fails on content, especially when you compare it to Crash Adventure

The game is pretty damn easy. You barley even have to race, you can just clash with somebody from the very beginning, stick with them the whole race, and then screw them over at the very end by unclashing with them at the finish line. There are three difficulty levels: Easy, Medium, and Hard, however I think more truthful names for them would have been "Extremley Easy", "Very Easy", and "Easy", because that's pretty much how it is with this game.