I’m going to go take a nap before dinner.” “Who is Crash Bandicoot? Is a “bandicoot” a real animal? Do they wear shoes? Should they? These are the sorts of questions that I hope to raise ...

In the end, the game never went past pre-production, as Activision reportedly wasn't happy with Crash 4's sales following how popular the N. Sane Trilogy remake was, instead opting for a push ...

We set out to learn more about the elusive bandicoot - and quickly realized it’s like watching a real-life Crash in action. This fascinating little marsupial is fast, resourceful, and full of ...

But the real secret is that he doesn't just exist there. Apparently Fake Crash Bandicoot is based on a cheap toy version of the marsupial sold in Japan. Naughty Dog thought the (obviously ...

We know Crash as the world’s most popular bandicoot but there was once a time ... Naughty Dog feared that taking up even a small portion of screen real estate to give Crash a neck just wouldn ...

Crash Bandicoot is undoubtedly one of the biggest and most recognizable platforming icons in the video game industry. However, unlike his contemporaries, the orange marsupial hasn’t had the best ...

Both the Crash Bandicoot N’Sane Trilogy and the Spyro ... but Ripto’s Rage and Year of the Dragon definitely bump things up a bit. The real draw of Spyro, however, is finding every single ...

Well, with Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time ... suck up and launch a TNT crate to destroy barriers. The only real downside is Cortex and Dingodile’s weapons can be a bit tough to aim ...

The game's story is told through a handful of real-time cinemas with convincing voice work that occurs after a boss has been defeated. Camera quirks aside, Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex is ...

Of all the platforms, the Game Boy Advance wouldn't seem to be a good candidate for a Crash Bandicoot game ... Of course, the real star of the show is the chase sequences--if you didn't know ...