I would like to see a Crash-equivalent of Sonic Adventure 2.
Multiple playable characters with different playstyles, a Good and Evil storyline, etc.
What is the future of Crash Bandicoot? Do you think we will get a whole new Crash game and not remaster?
John Nelson
Bentley Mitchell
Cortex retires to a nice big beach with a nice big drink with a woman with nice big bags of ice for his head.
A company's ability to faithfully remake good old games doesn't mean they have the ability to make a good new game. More of the same but new could give us another Wrath of Cortex for all we know.
Ryan Brooks
I enjoyed wrath of cortex even if it was inferior to the original trilogy. Played it on PS2.
Isaac Russell
Reminder that N. Sane Trilogy is the definitive way to play the Naughty Dog games.
Zachary Smith
I enjoyed it too but it was just a watered down Warped but with 2 minute loading screens.
Carson Wilson
I liked og crash 1 more desu
Way more challenging
Camden Evans
Not with those fucked up physics, it isn't.
Liam Walker
>fucked up physics
I 101%ed both trilogies, and the physics in NST are not nearly as bad as people make them out to be. The jumps are just a bit tighter. That's it. Shouldn't be a problem for anyone who knows how to play video games.
Adam Jenkins
>and the physics in NST are not nearly as bad as people make them out to be.
That's because most levels are forgiving enough in design for that not to be a real issue. You can notice it from the get-go though and becomes a glaring fault once you get to something like Road to Nowhere. Doesn't mean we can't all beat everything, but it's not the definitive way to play.
Lincoln Jackson
I dunno man, I didn't have much issues with Road to Nowhere or The High Road. I personally think the improvements that came with NST far outweigh the flaws with the physics.