Get your posh pink Himalayan salt prepared, for you’ll need at the very least one pinch of it. Crash Bandicoot miiiiiight be coming to PC, if the unfastened lips of a present store supervisor are to be trusted. The marsupial mascot of the early 2000s reappeared within the remastered N.Sane Trilogy on PlayStation four final yr. Max Arguile, a supervisor of GB Eye (wholesalers of formally licensed posters and different presents for video games, motion pictures and TV exhibits) was interviewed by a commerce journal and he mentioned these phrases:
“The new game was a huge success at retail with no marketing spend,” he mentioned. “Next year it will be going broader (Switch and PC)…”
“[T]here will be another game in 2019,” he added. “Activision have a five-year plan for this.” He was chatting with the Liscening Source Book Europe (web page 97) which is mainly a giant ebook of vibrant issues for licensing managers like himself. GameInformer got wind of it after which I acquired wind of GameInformer. It’s all numerous second and even third-hand wind. We’ve emailed Activision for remark however haven’t obtained any wind from them in any respect.
The sentiment within the RPS treehouse is that Crash Bandicoot is – and at all times has been – a bit garbage. He bounced on packing containers and ate fruit in an period when Mario was triple-jumping, tree climbing and squashing issues together with his backside. But I too was a PlayStation youngster, reader. I fondly keep in mind Crash’s cartoon deaths. Resurfacing from chilly water encased in ice, squashed flat by a boulder, falling to cinders when burned by a flamethrower. Although, even I’ll admit they’re much less enjoyable if you see them for the 9 millionth time on account of old style and stodgy controls. It’s enjoyable to observe Wile E Coyote. But think about being him. Good factor the remaster is in all probability simpler Nope, it’s harder.
But I’ll hold my eyeballs rolling round on the grand desert of the videogames trade only for you, Crash followers. And if we get any phrase again from Activision, we’ll let you realize.
