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Cruis’n Blast delisted from sale

The rambunctious Nintendo Switch racing game can no longer be purchased.

Cruis’n Blast Nintendo Switch review

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By Thomas Harrison-Lord

Cruis’n Blast is no longer for sale via the Nintendo eShop, as reported by Nintendo Life.

Seeing as the Switch was the only platform it was released on, it is no longer possible to purchase it.

The home console version of the overtly flamboyant arcade cabinet racer hit the Switch in 2021 with licensed vehicles.

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Plays race across exaggerated facsimiles of Death Valley, Madagascar, London, Rio de Janeiro and Singapore, utilising a boost button. It’s outlandish fun, especially in split-screen multiplayer.

“Cruis’n Blast is short, repetitive, shallow and doesn’t even let you stamp your name on a record time,” we said in our review.

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“But even having seen everything it has to offer short of upgrading every vehicle, I’m still playing it because it’s just so fun.”

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The Raw Thrills-created game was released in two forms outside of the eShop. A physical case that included a download code to redeem, or a rare physical release with an actual game card. Both are out of production.

The same publisher recently created Fast & Furious: Arcade Edition, with many of the same gameplay elements, but somehow not as enjoyable. We scored that 5/10 in our review.

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  1. Shame about the game but I appreciate your 0 AI commitment.

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