Crash Team Racing Port

About

CTR-DS is a fork of CTR Native, a native port of Crash Team Racing (PS1, 1999) built on the CTR-ModSDK decompilation. The fork adds a second screen, a 64-bit build and extra graphics and frame-rate options without changing what the game is. It has run on an AYN Thor, a OnePlus 15 and a Linux desktop.

How it differs from the original

Adds a companion screen for the HUD, live map and settings on dual-screen handhelds, a 64-bit build, frame caps above 30, internal resolution up to 8x, widescreen, an HD HUD art path, CHD disc images and on-screen touch controls.

Getting started

The 64-bit desktop build is made with CMake using the 32-bit option turned off.

Known issues & limitations

• Small flat lavender quads appear on some level geometry, along with a rectangle in the main screen's lower-left; the cause has not been found.
• In menus, the dual-screen path presents frames at the cap while game logic advances at 30, repeating frames and wasting GPU time.
• Online is implemented, but there is no server to connect to.
• Small flat lavender quads appear on some level geometry and a rectangle shows in the lower left of the main screen; the cause is not yet found.

What you need to run it

Features

• On dual-screen handhelds, the HUD, live map, and settings panel can move to the bottom display.
• The map can show driver portraits instead of coloured dots.
• Internal resolution can be set up to 8x.
• The project has an HD replacement path for 2D HUD art.
• CHD disc images are supported.
• On-screen touch controls are available.
• A launcher lets players pick a disc and settings without editing a file.

Additional notes

Online

Online is implemented but there is no public server to connect to.

FAQ

What is Crash Team Racing Port?

Crash Team Racing Port is an open-source port of Crash Team Racing. An existing game or its source code brought to another platform.

Do I need the original game files to run Crash Team Racing Port?

Yes. The project does not include the original game's assets, so you need your own copy.