From PlayStation Universe: "Feast your eyes on these Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy screenshots. The remastered Crash games are coming to PS4 with stunning 4K visuals!"
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Alex S. from Link Cable Gaming writes: "So as the Sun sets on Vicarious Visions as an independent studio within Activision|Blizzard, let’s take a look at the top 10 best games they have ever put together."
PlayStation has announced a sizable collection of PS4 games coming to PS5 in a massive upgraded collection for PS Plus subscribers and we here at Duel Screens are incredibly excited for old and new…
WOW that looks Nsane! Pun intended xD
Can't wait!!
30fps? Not good.
I know the originals run at 30fps, but this is a remaster.
Next year I really hope they do another trilogy with Crash Bash, Crash Team Racing and either Wrath of Cortex or Twinsanity (my personal favourite and last good Crash game...it was hilarious)
Crash Bash and Team Racing would both have online support and they'd share a multiplayer menu where players can switch between them on the fly. Do I want a mini game match or do I want to race? They'd also let you choose your character and customise them for the match, similar to Uncharted 3/4.
After that they can start on the Spyro Remastered Trilogy
I hope it shows them that the franchises belong with Sony, I mean lets be honest they are doing a good job by the looks of it (surprising since it's Activision) but it's really because all they are doing is (thankfully) remaking what is already there without changing any of the core designs. If they try to make their own game after this I don't think it would be as good so I'm hoping once they've strained the money as much as they can out of these remasters they'll sell the rights to Sony. Kind of like "we may aswell go out with a bang and on top"
They look much better than the original. I hope they allow you to save more often in the first one.
Looking forward to picking this up on Xbox One.