110 days!
I wonder how big it'll be. I imagine the same length as warped
Monday for the reveal.
But yeah, probably, since they have the marketing rights.
the trailer could just be from a xbox channel, doesn't mean they have marketing rightsYeah. It's got Xbox at the bottom (see last image on first page)
I'd be very surprised if they got the rights considering Sony still has cod and the previous crash remasters marketing.Yeah. It's got Xbox at the bottom (see last image on first page)
Yep, that is totally Nicholas Kole. Great to see him back.
If you go for 100% completion Warped is, like, 3 hours long with 32 levels (32 levels that share tons of recycled aesthetics and assets). I don't think that's gonna cut it in 2020 unless they really, REALLY knock it out of the park and every level has a unique aesthetic and/or gameplay idea.110 days!
I wonder how big it'll be. I imagine the same length as warped
Why does this matter...honestly?
Sigh. These don't do the game justice. :/
If you like it now you'll be thrilled later.
Yeah.The art style looks quite different from N. Sane/CTR, but this also looks pretty cool, despite being low quality stills.
Excited to see the full reveal!
It's amazing that Crash and mascot games seem to be on the up swing, its actually pretty crazy. Makes you wonder what the landscape would be like if Naughty Dog continued to make sequels all these years.
If you want to grow an audience then I can't see why they wouldn't be open to it. PS4 people are going to buy it anyway. Might as well let the people in other platforms feel good tooNo, likely just from an Xbox page, like YouTube or Facebook.
Also, I think the Crash games have sold much, much higher on PS4 than Xbox, because, despite being multiplatform for longer than Crash was exclusive to PlayStation, a lot of people just see Crash as synonymous with PlayStation. I think I recall reading CTR NF sold much higher on PS4 than Xbox and Switch. So I doubt Activision would sign a marketing deal with any company outside of Sony.
It's understandable. The Crash series stopped numbering it's entries after Crash 3 (aside from the Japanese versions, which were numbered). They're likely bringing the numbering back so people that played the N. Sane Trilogy know that this game is going to be the game to go to if they want more of that style of gameplay.
I've often wondered myself why SONY didn't just outright buy the IP after they got the rights for CTR. Maybe they tried but Universal's asking price was too high?It's amazing that Crash and mascot games seem to be on the up swing, its actually pretty crazy. Makes you wonder what the landscape would be like if Naughty Dog continued to make sequels all these years.