It's largely an iterative sequel building on what The Huge Adventure had already done but something about the game, be it the level design or whatever, kind of highlights the issues the engine has. Inputs can be eaten frequently when doing things out of certain actions and jumping at the edges of platforms can feel really unforgiving.
Besides that there's not much to say. The new powerups are annoying, N. Trance is one of the funnier designs they made post Naughty Dog, the camera being zoomed in and the level design being what it is really leads to a lot of leap of faiths, and the game has the annoying ball levels straight outta twoc.
Overall, I spent untold amounts of money purchasing an analogue pocket and I broke it in with this fuckin thing.
Besides that there's not much to say. The new powerups are annoying, N. Trance is one of the funnier designs they made post Naughty Dog, the camera being zoomed in and the level design being what it is really leads to a lot of leap of faiths, and the game has the annoying ball levels straight outta twoc.
Overall, I spent untold amounts of money purchasing an analogue pocket and I broke it in with this fuckin thing.
Once again, decent adaptation of the Crash series on a system with limitations.
This time ditching Cortex entirely with elements from Warped, a new villain and some Wrath of Cortex elements.
Too bad about that cliffhanger ending up going nowhere, but that's how it is.
This time ditching Cortex entirely with elements from Warped, a new villain and some Wrath of Cortex elements.
Too bad about that cliffhanger ending up going nowhere, but that's how it is.
More of the same as the previous GBA title, still enjoyable.
i like a the funy egg
i like a the funy egg
it's funny, when i played huge adventure, i commented on how the game completely lacked innovation or an identity. n-tranced seems very much like it tried to combat that critique, and i have great news: it succeeds. where huge adventure failed to have an identity, n-tranced asserts itself as a very memorable entry to the series. it innovates in a very unique way.
it does both of these things by being extremely bad.
it does both of these things by being extremely bad.
Fun little Crash Bandicoot 2D platforming game for GBA. I've never played the Huge Adventure/XS, which is likely similar, but a lot of stuff from the main Crash games translate pretty well for a console that is so limited. It's nothing crazy but it's fun.
One of my first Crash games on the GBA, so there's bias saying that this one is my favorite of the bunch. Platforming is expected to be exactly like it was in The Huge Adventure, only the obvious differences being level layouts and certain sections such as the magic carpet. Overall, I'd have to say that the platforming was more enjoyable than the one in the Huge Adventure and was also fun to explore the levels whilst also finding the gems.
I really enjoyed this one on gba. Solid platformer.
A diferencia del título anterior esto sí se siente como un título en 2D y no un simple port de los titulos del primer playstation
GBA Crash is pretty good games until Purple came out and messed that all up
A contínuação do gba da uma melhorada com relação ao anterior, uma história mais original onde o vilão final NÃO É O CORTEX.
BEST CRASH GAME EVER
This works really as a GBA game.
it's soooo fun, portable Crash
I do not recall enjoying this game
Better than the previous game, though not by much. Still nothing much to say about this. If you played the previous game, you know what you get with this. Bonus points for N.Tranced's introduction tho.
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Great improvement from Huge Adventure. And you can play as Coco, Crunch and etc. and level warp is quite funny too. I recommend it for people who want to play more of Crash