If this doesn't mean anything, then I don't know what. I expect a patch happening this month at the very least.
Lock if old.
Who's BetaM and why should we believe some text that could have been typed in notepad?
It's nothing ATM.How do I access this demo again? Or is it just some lines of code?
In the OG Crash 3, inputting the Konami Code would boot a Spyro demo.
Doing it on N-Sane made the cursor disappear, but apparently there was more to it than we thought...
N.Sane Trilogy required PS4 4.55 to be extracted which was only hacked a few days ago, hence it being so late. I've also uploaded some raw voicelines including an unused one here.Who's BetaM and why should we believe some text that could have been typed in notepad?
4.55 is open for everybody so this and many other games are able to be ripped apart.Who's BetaM and why should we believe some text that could have been typed in notepad?
A speedrunner of the Crash and Spyro series who is doing a lot of glitch hunting. He has done some TASes and definitely knows his stuff.
https://www.youtube.com/user/mat5b
N.Sane Triogy required PS4 4.55 to be extracted which was only hacked a few days ago, hence it being so late. I've also uploaded some raw voicelines including an unused one here.
Thanks! makes a lot more sense.4.55 is open for everybody so this and many other games are able to be ripped apart.
Again I see the game ackowledging the code entered but it could be entirely just what you see.
It's not a random code, it's the same one from the original games that would launch the demo for Spyro back on the PSX. Not only would it be a brilliant homage, but it would be incredible free marketing to embed a demo level from the current Spyro remake currently in production into every copy of N. Sane to notify fans that "another remake is on the way, check it out!"No way they go through the effort to make a demo launch from inside the game with a random code in 2018.
It's not a random code, it's the same one from the original games that would launch the demo for Spyro back on the PSX. Not only would it be a brilliant homage, but it would be incredible free marketing to embed a demo level from the current Spyro remake currently in production into every copy of N. Sane to notify fans that "another remake is on the way, check it out!"