This review contains spoilers
A trilogy of platformers with everyone's favorite Bandicoot. It's easy to see why these games were so popular when they were first released. Colorful levels, cartoony character designs, and a simple control scheme all bolster the platforming experience.
Some levels can be rather difficult, especially when going for relics. Depth perception can also be an infrequent issue; sometimes, you think a jump is perfect only to flat-out miss the platform. In spite of these rather small grievances, the N. Sane Trilogy provides a wonderful opportunity to reexperience Crash's beginnings.
100%: The gems and relics are going to be what consume most of your time...and patience. Some medal times require you to play nearly perfect, which can prove frustrating on vehicle levels and a few select other levels, such as The Lab.
Some levels can be rather difficult, especially when going for relics. Depth perception can also be an infrequent issue; sometimes, you think a jump is perfect only to flat-out miss the platform. In spite of these rather small grievances, the N. Sane Trilogy provides a wonderful opportunity to reexperience Crash's beginnings.
100%: The gems and relics are going to be what consume most of your time...and patience. Some medal times require you to play nearly perfect, which can prove frustrating on vehicle levels and a few select other levels, such as The Lab.