The inferior sequel to lost in time. It's probably better with a 2nd player, and visually pretty good for the ps1.
But it's lost the charm of lost in time, the tight gameplay, the straightforward warp-room/level set up. It's now an awkward mid point between crash bandicoot and spyro.
Instead of collecting like 12 clocks, you're collecting 500 fucking gears, dragging taz with you everywhere so you can sporadically use his abilities once every half hour.
It doesn't really capture the old cartoons the way lost in time did either, the new levels are just these vast, dead spaces with nothing interesting to look at.
But it's lost the charm of lost in time, the tight gameplay, the straightforward warp-room/level set up. It's now an awkward mid point between crash bandicoot and spyro.
Instead of collecting like 12 clocks, you're collecting 500 fucking gears, dragging taz with you everywhere so you can sporadically use his abilities once every half hour.
It doesn't really capture the old cartoons the way lost in time did either, the new levels are just these vast, dead spaces with nothing interesting to look at.