A full video essay on Crash Bandicoot 4: it’s about time, detailing not only if the game’s any good, but just how we got here and what it means for us moving forward. And yeah, if we saved video games.
My friend HPZR’s take on the various elements of Crash 4 and offering some notes that might be useful can be found here: [LINK]
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Cvit: ‘Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time’ Review
Originally i was offered a review code for the game but i loved it so much i went out and bought my own copy because i hope this game doesn’t fail and activision goes back to doing nothing with the mascot IPs they own
WumpaLewis: Is ‘Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time’ a Good Game? (Review)
Nitro Rad: ‘Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time’ Review
After two decades, Crash Bandicoot is finally back! Let’s see how it fares against a huge platformer lover, who was never really into the series.
Caddicarus: The Miserable World of Completing ‘Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time’ (Review)
Also known as Caddicarus: The Movie. Watch as I slowly go insane spending nearly 90 minutes diving deep into Crash Bandicoot 4
Watch out, one and all. And I don’t mean because it’s a Crash video that isn’t on Bandicoot Month. Caddicarus has returned after 1 month of absence – and he’s bigger than ever. The video, I mean. Towering at nearly 90 minutes, basically feature-length, Caddy now brings you his in-depth Crash Bandicoot 4 review. After the meddling Wrath of Cortex, Crash went on a massive downward spiral, eventually ending in the boring Crash of the Titans and Crash Mind Over Mutant. But now he’s back, with a true spiritual sequel to Crash Bandicoot 3 or Crash Bandicoot Warped – Crash 4! Crash Bandicoot 4 It’s About Time is a fantastic game, make no mistake. BUT….completing Crash 4 has proven to be an exercise of pure unbridled misery. Watch in horror as Caddy dives deeper than he ever has with his Crash Bandicoot 4 critique and the arduous journey the 106 percent completion is. Luckily we’re at least using the PS4 Pro for a crazily beautiful game, which I was expecting after seeing the visuals in the Crash 4 trailer. The Crash Bandicoot 4 trailer may have got me excited, the announcement of which I ended up streaming for over 2 hours in a giant analysis of every frame, but going into making this video for the Crash 4 review was something else entirely. Unfortunately, I can’t give you a Crash Bandicoot 4 guide or Crash Bandicoot 4 walkthrough for some of the hidden boxes and n sanely perfect relics – and I also can’t give you many hints on getting the Crash 4 platinum relics from the Crash 4 time trials. As for the Toys for Bob time trial dev times, or the time trial purple relics – I’M NEVER DOING THEM EVER, SO DON’T ASK MEEEEEEEE. The footage you’ll be seeing in this Crash Bandicoot 4 It’s About Time review was all captured from a PS4 Pro at 60fps, and Crash Bandicoot 4 PS4 is definitely the way I’d recommend playing it. I haven’t seen it running on Xbox One, but if anything, I’m more surprised Crash 4 PS4 is the best way to play this, considering the N Sane Trilogy PS4 was locked at 30fps. A Crash Bandicoot PS4 remake isn’t as smooth as a brand new Crash Bandicoot 4, that isn’t Wrath of Cortex. Weird. Either way – Crash seems to have found his groove finally, even if it was at the tail-end of the PS4 lifecycle. Now, I’d absolutely LOVE to see Crash Team Racing Nitro Fuelled PC, Crash Bandicoot 4 PC (or Crash Bandicoot 4 Switch), and maybe even a PS5 remake or Crash Bandicoot PS5 remake of Crash Twinsanity? Crash Twinsanity Remake, anyone? Crash Twinsanity 2? Who knows. Either way, I think the days of Bad Crash Bandicoot Games are behind us.
ZEECRAZYGEE: ‘Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time’ Review
Its About Time I got this review out! Well here it is, my full review of the first Brand New Crash game in over 12 years, with such anticipation for me this game had a lot to live up too so after spending a sizeable portion of time with the game Im ready to share what I thought.