#Crash bandicoot remastered

[thedestinysunknown]

Crash Bandicoot: N.Sane Trilogy - Toxic Waste:

"Time for some Mario vs Donkey Kong...I mean Crash Bandicoot. This is a simple and quite easy level, which makes the whole experience quite enjoyable. It's all about timing."

PS: the gameplay used for this gifset is not mine. The original video belongs to the user: All the Shinies, on Youtube.

[shions-new-blog-of-stuff]

My FFXIV sub expired Tuesday

But then one of my friends who plays is like "I gotchu next Monday"

[stellato-17]

(Eng) - "Just make it quick this time."

(Esp. Lat) - "Aaaaaaay... Solo hazlo rápido esta vez."

(20/?)

[basickabyl]

In our final episode for Crash Bandicoot 1 we face both Dr. Nitrus Brio and Dr. Neo Cortex as we burn it all down and close out our adventure.

My audio is going to be wonky for this playthrough due to my having lost the audacity files for my side of everything. Whoops!

Welcome to the N. Sane Trilogy! Thyme kicks off the collection with the supposed "dark souls" of PS1 games with Crash Bandicoot 1 and enjoys updated graphics with what he describes as less precise and floaty controls than he remembers.

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[monsters-song]

used to have to get my older sister to slay this level for me because i was absolute trash at it. 

Going Up! 'Crash Bandicoot: Warped' PlayStation

[ggworldnews]

Celebrating the Legacy of Crash Bandicoot: A Beloved Platformer with Challenging Gameplay and Colorful Characters

Crash Bandicoot is a popular video game franchise that was originally created by Naughty Dog and later developed by various studios. The franchise began in 1996 with the release of the first game, "Crash Bandicoot," for the PlayStation console. It quickly gained popularity for its fun and challenging gameplay, colorful characters, and vibrant levels. The series follows the adventures of Crash Bandicoot, a genetically enhanced marsupial who battles against the evil scientist Dr. Neo Cortex and his henchmen. Crash's main objective is to save his girlfriend, Tawna, and thwart Cortex's plans for world domination. The gameplay in Crash Bandicoot is a mix of platforming, action, and puzzle-solving. Players control Crash as he navigates through various levels, collecting Wumpa fruits, smashing crates, and defeating enemies. The games are known for their challenging platforming sections, which require precise timing and quick reflexes to overcome obstacles and reach the end of each level. Throughout the series, Crash Bandicoot has become an iconic character in the gaming industry, known for his energetic personality, humorous animations, and signature spin attack. The franchise has expanded to include numerous sequels, spin-offs, and remastered versions, allowing players to continue enjoying Crash's adventures on various gaming platforms. In recent years, Crash Bandicoot has experienced a resurgence in popularity with the release of the "Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy," a collection of remastered versions of the original three games, and "Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled," a remastered version of the popular kart racing game. These releases have introduced Crash to a new generation of players while also appealing to longtime fans. Overall, Crash Bandicoot has left a lasting impact on the gaming industry with its charming characters, challenging gameplay, and nostalgic appeal. It continues to be a beloved franchise that has captured the hearts of players worldwide.

[c0smiccom3t]

Cortex when Ryonna ended up not joining CTR Nitro-Fueled in a nutshell:

"...I miss my bounty huntress, Crash. I miss her a lot. I'll be back."

[featherlinneagaming]

Crash 1 part 3

[spoonbenders-archive]

i've been in 2016 mindset recently. not because of politics or whatever it's just organic. i sense it in the air lowkey. i count playing the crash bandicoot remastered trilogy nonstop a #2016moment even though the game came out in 2017

[satoshi-mochida]

Tomba! Special Edition launches August 1 for PS5, Switch, and PC, later for PS4

From Gematsu

*There's a few short videos on the site I can't copy/paste on here

Tomba! Special Edition will launch for PlayStation 5, Switch, and PC via Steam on August 1, followed by PlayStation 4 at a later date, developer Limited Run Games announced.

Here is an overview of the game, via Limited Run Games:

About

Tomba! returns in Tomba! Special Edition, the ultimate version of the legendary platforming masterpiece. As the titular Tomba, you leap, bite, and throw your way across stunning 2.5D landscapes on a quest to overcome a deplorable cadre of nefarious pigs. Along the way, you’ll explore ancient relics, discover fascinating characters, unlock thrilling quests, and unearth hidden treasures. It’s a platforming adventure that perfectly fuses linear and nonlinear gameplay styles. Tomba! was first published in 1997, and is back today in a vastly-expanded special edition packed with quality of life improvements.

Key Features

Save Anywhere! No more worrying about heading back to a checkpoint.

Rewind! Stuck on a difficult challenge? Try again!

Toggle for analog control

A museum crammed with classic print advertisements, original packaging and manuals, never- before-seen dev documents, and high-res original artwork.

A new remastered soundtrack.

Interview with the creator, Tokuro Fujiwara.

And here is a new interview with Tomba! creator Tokuro Fujiwara published on PlayStation Blog:

In 1997, when you made Tomba!, most developers focused on making 3D games like Tomb Raider or Crash Bandicoot. You instead decided to mix 2D sprites with perspective-shifting 3D environments. Why? Tokuro Fujiwara: “Tomba! runs on 3D technology, with gameplay designed around 2D principles. This is why it’s described as a 2.5D game. I think 2D games have a certain kind of charm that 3D doesn’t. I also wanted to push the limits of what could be done. To bring my vision to life, I needed to use 2D principles along with 3D CG visuals. This allowed me to create something that felt new on the PlayStation. “There were times when I wondered if I should go 3D instead, 3D games have a very clear sense of space. In 2D, all the action takes place on a flat plane, and multiple layers provide a sense of depth. This means you have to design the game in creative ways so that the different layers don’t conflict. This results in something interesting that can only be achieved with 2D.” What do you hope new players will take away from Tomba! Special Edition? Fujiwara: “Tomba! has many side quests. These come in different varieties and are hidden throughout the game. I encourage players to seek them out. Various items allow players to learn new moves, expanding how levels can be beaten. I hope players search and seal away the Evil Pigs scattered throughout the world, which will unlock even more to see! There are many discoveries to be made. I hope players can relax and enjoy the world of Tomba!” Speaking of genre-bending gameplay. Tomba! feels like an open world despite being described as a side-scrolling platformer. This was largely due to how nonlinearly the levels could be played. Was this done intentionally, or was it something that just happened through development? Fujiwara: “I had envisioned this open-feel game from the very beginning. It was all a blur when things started, but as development progressed, it began taking shape. “You could consider Tomba! an open-world title, a term that was rarely used back then. There’s a wide area with a lot of different content in it. You encounter, discover, and collect various things as you move around. For example, you have to complete certain tasks in Tomba!, but you can wander around freely and complete them however you like. Some tasks and main objectives can even be skipped entirely. Many of the ideas I envisioned for Tomba! back in the day were ideas we see in open-world game design today. “I initially wanted to include 100 quests, but the final game exceeded that. It was hard work for the team to fit it all together on a timeline. What started out as vague ideas in my head ballooned into an amount of content so large it blew my mind!” The original PlayStation was a massive leap in gaming technology. What was it like to experience it back then? Fujiwara: “Game development is an ongoing battle against technology growth. This was the case back then and is still true today. I felt that the PlayStation was such a remarkable improvement in terms of hardware, allowing for greater possibilities. Games went from being rendered in pixels to CG. Game developers had to learn many new skills. Expectations ballooned along with the scope of game ideas. Development environments evolved, which made things challenging but exciting for developers. The introduction of the PlayStation and the advancements from that era still impact games today.” Finally, why do you think it’s important to bring Tomba! back now? Fujiwara: “Tomba! has been around for a long time, but continues to be loved by many. I’ve long wished that the game could be accessible to more people on modern systems. Now that the opportunity is here, I think PlayStation fans today will get a ton of enjoyment out of Tomba!“

[thedestinysunknown]

Crash Bandicoot: N.Sane Trilogy - The Lab:

"Last level, before the final boss battle, and it's a straight forward one. This has some of the tighest and hardest platforming sections in the whole game. Prepare to die A LOT."

PS: the gameplay used for this gifset is not mine. The original video belongs to the user: All the Shinies, on Youtube.

[stressedlawsecretary]

Today's Focus

01.30.25 - Thank God January is almost over; that does not mean I'm looking forward to February however. The Monday of Months is coming. Boy do I feel out of touch today; I slept weird as shit last night. I definitely slept, at least enough so that I don't feel deprived, but like...my brain couldn't shut up and I couldn't temperature regulate to save my life.

It does, however, make me feel somewhat confrontational; like I'm going to start fights on the internet today.

Work - I didn't leave a lot for myself, just something to upload to NYM and a few things to save. Unless someone needs me, I'm doing a lazy workday lol.

Background Noise - Back in the office which means I'm back to binging my YT. Speaking of, I reached 39 total videos across all my playlists yesterday. I've kept up on the 'shorter' videos on my Watch Later as well, so I should be able to get through a bunch of videos that are over an hour long.

Study - Thursday is book day, so I am going to attempt to read pages of the boring economics books (A Short History of Paper Money & Banking; Superabundance) and chapters of the fictional books I'm reading (The Wonderful Wizard of Oz; Dracula)

Yesterday went well; I did watch a fair amount of 'educational' programming that covered my learning criteria.

Extras - Thursday means I take the trash out; I've already got like half of this done thank god. Should be easy tonight; the dinner I forgot to throw into the slow-cooker so I'll push the beef dinner to tomorrow and do the miso-glazed scallops tonight. The only problem with this is that I didn't thaw the scallops yet but this is less of a problem than the chuck roast needing to cook. Two (2) more of the last four (4) episodes of Zyuogher and then probably some Dropout tonight; I need to laugh. Coloring and video games to end the night; I have to buy some games from the Nintendo eshop. The Spyro and Crash Bandicoot remasters are on sale.

[drukhari]

Glad to see it's not just me saying that Crash Bandicoot 4 is a nightmare for completionists lmao. I hundred percented the original 3 games but I honestly just don't hate myself nearly enough to spend the time or energy needed to do the same for the 4th one. Toys for bob really did take the statement "The remastered trilogy is like the dark souls of platformers" as a challenge and then went one further

[stellato-17]

[basickabyl]

Tonight we play the dark levels and suffer.

My audio is going to be wonky for this playthrough due to my having lost the audacity files for my side of everything. Whoops!

Welcome to the N. Sane Trilogy! Thyme kicks off the collection with the supposed "dark souls" of PS1 games with Crash Bandicoot 1 and enjoys updated graphics with what he describes as less precise and floaty controls than he remembers.

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Join our Discord server!: https://discord.gg/ZCuEwuEWX3

New lets play videos daily!: https://www.youtube.com/c/BasicKabyl

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[xehanortsreport]

lately, i've been replaying a few things in my catalogue. symphony of the night, melody of memory, spyro reignited trilogy, crash bandicoot remaster trilogy, portrait of ruin. i finished reading dungeon meshi a few weeks back, went to super nintendo world earlier this week with my friends, started reading the ATLA comics. i've even finished a design for the snow miku 2025 contest that I intend to digitize soon.

and now, as if it were simply waiting for me to come home, back to kingdom hearts.

i feel, finally, like my energy is coming back. like i spent the past few pandemic years just coasting. i can engage with things and people and art and life again. and of course, i can update my little journal here on tumblr. 10 years and counting here - I wonder how many phases of life it might see?