Found in a VHS rip of Découvrez les futurs hits PlayStation 98 by Total Play. For documentation & archival purposes.
This is basically the earliest known prototype of Crash 3. A lot of elements present in this build are incomplete and use placeholders lifted from the previous game. Only six levels were available at this point. This footage also matches the earliest images found on the original website, so it’s most likely the same version.
Special thanks to Hwd405 for pointing it out. Credits to [PL] Public Library of Cledus & Eluminel for the original upload.
Category: Content
The content that can be as final as a sweetly cooked cake or unfinished as much as an abandoned construction site, this comes for all the Crash Bandicoot games in the series, even slot machines, mind you.
[TWEET/TIKTOK] New Footage of Chokkan♪ Crash Bandicoot has surfaced!
WatchMojo: Top 10 Video Game Easter Eggs of 2020 ft. ‘Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time’
From Doom Eternal to Cyberpunk 2077, 2020 gave us some awesome video game Easter eggs! For this list, we’ll be looking at some of the best hidden secrets and references that appeared in video games throughout 2020. Our countdown incldues Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales, Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time, Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and more! What other Easter eggs did you find in recent games? Let us know in the comments!
FakeNina: Deleted Scene From Crash Twinsanity No. 19
After Dr. Cortex recounts his story of the Twins’ creation, Aku Aku scolds the evil scientist for his carelessness. Dedicated to Mel Winkler.
Credits:
Dr. Neo Cortex: Lex Lang
Aku Aku: Mel Winkler
Storyboard artist: Keith Webb
Script: Paul Gardner
FakeNina: Deleted Scene From Crash Twinsanity No. 18
Maybe this is coming seventeen years too late, but Dr. Cortex wants to congratulate you for beating Twinsanity 100%!
Credits:
Dr. Neo Cortex: Lex Lang
Storyboard artist: Keith Webb
Script: Paul Gardner
FakeNina: Deleted Scene From Crash Twinsanity No. 17
An alternative version of Dingodile’s bossfight intro and exit cutscenes. Fun fact: Dwight Schultz was asked to do a deliberately bad Australian accent for this scene!!
Credits:
Dingodile: Dwight Schultz
Dr. Neo Cortex: Lex Lang
Storyboard artist: Keith Webb
Script: Paul Gardner
SFX: freesound.org