The goal is to survive as long as possible, being scored based on how much distance you cover.Ī multiplayer exclusive mode, where two players battle each other with the various bonuses. Playing as The Annoying Thing, you are chased by a group of Drones who are trying to stop you. Your fastest times are recorded on the leaderboard. No other racers are against you, so you can go as fast as possible for three laps on a track of your choosing. Like Championship mode, this mode can be for two players. After winning this cup, you unlock Matilda.Īll tracks are unlocked from the start, and you race a single track. The fourth and final cup in the game, combining all three cups together for an hour-long marathon. After beating this cup, you unlock the Special Cup, and Stadium Arena. The third cup, which takes about 30 minutes to finish. After this cup, you unlock the Crazy Cup and Target Arena. The second cup, taking about 20-22 minutes to complete. After beating this cup, you unlock the Funny Cup and Gutter Arena. It will take about 15-17 minutes to complete.
This mode can be played alone or with two players. There are four cups to compete in in the game.
After beating each cup, the next cup unlocks, as well as an arena for multiplayer. The standard game mode, where the player competes against CPU players to win the most points. On November 17, 2005, the game had gone gold and was set to begin distribution in early December 2005. On October 21, 2005, it was announced that Ubisoft had signed a deal with Digital Jesters to distribute Crazy Frog Racer in the UK, Benelux, Australia, New Zealand, and export territories.
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A forum was supposedly also launched within the website for fans to "discuss tactics, strategy and all things Annoying in the run up to launch and beyond." The price was elaborated on further, being £/€19.99 for the PlayStation 2 version, and £/€14.99 for the PC version.
This website featured in-game screenshots and downloadable content such as wallpapers. Īround October 18, 2005, a website for the game, was launched. The game would launch in Europe for £19.99 (€29.99), with a worldwide release planned for Quar(this never happened). The game was set to launch in November 2005, four months after the licensing agreement. We've continually hinted that big things were just around the corner at Digital Jesters, and they don't get much bigger than this." "We're working with Wallaroo to develop our own intellectual property within the Crazy Frog universe, capitalizing on the colossal success of the ubiquitous character. Leo Zullo, marketing director and co-founder of Digital Jesters, hinted at expanding the Crazy Frog universe with new characters, stating:
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Ĭrazy Frog Racer seems to have begun development shortly after July 1, 2005, after Digital Jesters acquired the license from Wallaroo. On June 14, 2005, Wallaroo Licensing Company, representing Erik Wernquist, announced an opening for the license to Crazy Frog in the electronic entertainment market.
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