The long-anticipated and hyped up return of Crash Bandicoot with a brand-new entry for the first time in 12 years is finally revealed. This is the game in either physical or digital form, coming October 2, 2020, on Friday, and coming to Nintendo Switch, PS5, Xbox Series X|S on Friday, March 12, 2021, and later on PC via Blizzard’s Battle.net Client.
You can preorder the game now from the eShop! (Via link on computer/mobile, search for the game on the Nintendo Switch)
The long-anticipated and hyped up remake of Crash Team Racing is finally revealed. This is the game in either physical or digital form, coming June 21, 2019, on Friday.
The long-anticipated and hyped up remake of Crash Team Racing is finally revealed. This is the game in either physical or digital form, coming June 21, 2019, on Friday.
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The National Academy of Video Game Trade Reviewers, a 501(c)(3) non-profit media organization of 1,200 media voters and 12,000 subscribers, has announced nominees for its 20th annual awards program honoring video game art, technology and production.
The NAVGTR Awards honor 57 competitive categories recognizing achievement in animation, art direction, character design, controls, game design, game engineering, musical score, sound effects, writing, and more. Since its inception, the academy has recognized over 5,580 talented individuals.
Leading all games with a record-setting 24 nominations is The Last of Us Part II, developed by Naughty Dog. Close behind is Ghost of Tsushima with 21 nominations and Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales with 20 nominations. Half-Life: Alyx received 10 nominations, including two in control categories.
Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time was announce for Nintendo Switch, Playstation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC! But What KIND of changes are coming? Let’s talk about it!
Crash Bandicoot: On the Run creative lead talks mobile adaption
A mobile adaption of a popular character that initially debuted on console can typically arrive with a number of caveats. It’s a port of an older game. The interface has not been configured precisely right for the mobile interface. It’s just a ‘cash grab’. These are several of the common criticisms that more often than not are rightly lobbied at companies for looking to take advantage of the lucrative market.
