Crash is back! At least if my grumbled expletives at dying repeatedly in the same spot is any indication. Activision and Toys For Bob gave us the opportunity to go hands on with two (or three, depending on how you look at it) levels to better get a sense of both how different and how similar Crash Bandicoot 4 is to the original trilogy of games.
Forget what you know about any Crash game that came after Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped. Crash Bandicoot 4: It?s About Time is a direct sequel to the third game, basically pretending as if they never happened, and builds directly on the foundations of the original Naughty Dog series (and by extension, Vicarious Visions? N. Sane Trilogy). The announcement trailer makes sure to poke plenty of fun at this fact too. Activision knows how the fans feel and what they want, and this little bit of self-deprecating humor was the first indication that they are really listening to what players want.
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