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Check out gameplay from four levels of Crash Bandicoot: On the Run, the upcoming mobile adventure featuring the platforming mascot.
The gameplay above includes the Sewer or Later, Great Gate, Dino-Might, and Snow Go levels.
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Crash Bandicoot: On the Run is releasing for iOS and Android next year with many hoping the popular platformer’s transition to mobile will be an enjoyable one. Today we’ve been given some exclusive gameplay footage to share with you all that shows off some of the bosses.
Among them, we see the reveal of a new boss that hadn’t previously been announced for the game, Uka Uka. If you’re au fait with the Crash Bandicoot series you’ll be familiar with the name. If not, Uka Uka is Aku Aku’s evil twin brother and has served an overarching antagonist throughout the series’ history.
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Developer King has confirmed that the endless runner Crash Bandicoot: On The Run will get a brand-new Time Trials game mode when it officially launches on Android and iOS next year.
Time Trials lets players select any level to complete in the fastest time possible. There are three different times to compete against, with special relics unlocked after each clearing.
The Playstation 5 and the Xbox Series X is finally here. So in today’s video lets put their backwards compatibility to the test and see how well they run some of the games we have covered on the channel. The first one being, the Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy!
Review code provided by Activision.
Direct visual and gameplay comparison of Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time to the Crash Bandicoot N-Sane Trilogy.
Both games are being played on a PS4Pro outputting on a 4K Display. Additional footage of the N-Sane Trilogy is also being recorded on the PC, also outputting at 4K with the settings maxed out.
Unlike my previous video covering Crash 4 – this video covers the FINAL version of Crash Bandicoot 4, and covers additional details not discussed previously.
Special thanks to Activision & Toys for Bob for providing me with the review code for this title.
Correction for this video: Contrary to what is claimed, Vicarious Visions did not use any source code from the original trilogy, and instead opting to remake everything from the ground up, being helped by using level geometry provided by Sony. See: Ars Technica’s article.
