Crash Bandicoot NSane Trilogy (Xbox One)

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I have very fond memories of this game back in the 1990s it was amazing and I remember playing this hour after hour it brings back very great memories of the good old days and my childhood so when it was my 30th birthday i decided to revisit memory lane and ordered it and I’m definitely enjoying it it has that great classic feel with update graphics so its win win for me on that score I don’t remember it being so hard though back then unless its me being rusty I don’t know the reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is it can be very very frustratingly hard and the checkpoints and few and far between but i am enjoying it overall and i would definitely recommend for any one who remembers it from back in the day or for anyone fancying a challenge it is quite addictive once you get started also a great price from amazon to I’ve seen used ones going for more so 20 pound new is a good price for a great classic game Being able to play each game as Coco also gives an excuse to run through the game again - frankly any excuse to do so is good enough for me!

Anoop

The addition of achievements only adds to the replayability and desire to strive for that 100% completion. My brother and I dash downstairs at some ungodly hour to find a massive box containing a 14” CRT TV, a smaller one with a Sony PlayStation inside, and an even smaller one revealing a game featuring an orange, wild-eyed animal bursting from the cover.

Sukotto

)As before, although the games are challenging, the learning curve is not too steep; the latter two games introduce new moves to allow for a greater range of level traversal and, in Warped, power-ups that modify gameplay - meaning that a level doesn’t need to be tackled the same way each run through. Sanity Beach and beyond in glorious 4K HDR was an absolute pleasure. It’s 1998, it’s Christmas morning, unsurprisingly it’s not snowing. That doesn’t mean that the games are any less frustrating at times, or conversely any less sweet when you finally nail that level with all the boxes smashed and gems in hand.

kenny

The gameplay remains mostly as it was back on PS1, with (already well documented) adjustments to make the three games consistent. The recomposed music is just as good, if not better in places, as the original soundtrack too. After years of increasingly lacklustre releases to the Crash franchise, The N-Sane Trilogy has come at the right time to reignite interest in the orange marsupial for nostalgia hungry gamers and win the hearts of new ones.

Now the wait is on for the Spyro remake in November, and to continue crossing fingers for a remake of Crash Team Racing and new Bandicoot titles. Fast-forwarding twenty years, I’ve revisited the original Crash trilogy many times, so when a remake was announced I was all about it.

Superb game My son seems to be fully enjoying this The beach has real looking sand!