Crash Bandicoot NSane Trilogy (Xbox One)

Reviews

Sukotto

Sanity Beach and beyond in glorious 4K HDR was an absolute pleasure. No prizes for guessing what it was. The gameplay remains mostly as it was back on PS1, with (already well documented) adjustments to make the three games consistent. Crash holds a lot of nostalgia for me, so returning to the shores of N.

kenny

Crash has fur! 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! From what I remember, our family didn’t see much of us that day as we smashed boxes and collected Wumpa fruit, having a great time. Fast-forwarding twenty years, I’ve revisited the original Crash trilogy many times, so when a remake was announced I was all about it.

📱🕹️ 🆃🅴🅲🅷🅱🅾🆈 🎮🏎️

(Update: I’ve played through the first game now, and the gameplay feels familiar, yet new and challenging at the same time due to the tweaks made; that’s by no means a criticism, I’ve enjoyed it all the more for it. The beach has real looking sand!

Anoop

I’ve not yet completed the games, but from what I’ve played I’m satisfied and would most definitely recommend it to anyone wanting to fill a bandicoot sized hole in their modern gaming life. The addition of achievements only adds to the replayability and desire to strive for that 100% completion. The recomposed music is just as good, if not better in places, as the original soundtrack too. Now, perhaps all those years later, taking the wrapping off a Crash game doesn’t have the same effect as tearing one open when you’re 8, but I was happy none the less.

Superb game My son seems to be fully enjoying this 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. Since I’m an Xbox user I had an extra year to wait, but when release rolled round, I’m not ashamed to admit that 27 year old me asked for The N-Sane Trilogy for his birthday.