A remake of Crash Bandicoot: Warped
A remake of Crash Bandicoot: Warped found in the Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy collection. Not to be confused with the actual bundle.
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meu favorito dos três clássicos, é o mais fácil de todos mas eu tenho tantas memórias boas com esse jogo, foi o que eu mais joguei quando criança
Crash Bandicoot: Warped (the remake) was a total blast of nostalgia! They nailed bringing the classic levels into the modern age with the updated graphics, while keeping that chaotic Crash energy perfectly intact. Honestly, some of the later levels are still brutally difficult, and the new physics take some getting used to... but if you loved the original, this delivers a ton of fun, wacky platforming challenges, plus the bonus of playing as Coco all the way through!
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IMO it doesn't have the same charm of the original, but it's still a modern great remake. Probably over-filled with variety, unlike Crash 2 that had a good balance, but since it was very similar to the first Crash I've ever played (the second GBA one) I have a soft spot for this regardless.
The remastered version is yet again an incredible game which is no surprise in this collection. The controls for the vehicles, especially the bike and jet ski feel worse than on the PS1, but overall the game is still fantastic.
Also do not run into the frogs they will sexually assault you :(
Also do not run into the frogs they will sexually assault you :(
The N-Sane remake of Crash 3. This time around series baddie Neo Cortex teams up with evil mask Uka Uka and fellow mad scientist N. Tropy to send their forces throughout time in order to gather crystals, forcing Crash and his little sister Coco on an adventure across time to stop them. The cartoonish vibes are still strong - don't expect a serious time travel story! There's even more level variety than in 2, but it's not all for the better; some, like the racing or flying levels are a bit rubbish, but the core stages are as good if not better than they are in 2. The difficulty is finally in a perfect sweet spot, the boss fights are finally fun to play, and you even learn new moves as you progress that are well implemented into the level challenges. A worthy finale to the trilogy!