Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time (PS4/XB1) | New Platform Edition (PS5/XSX/NSW) - March 12, 2021

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N. Sane Trilogy/Spyro Reignited Dev Toys for Bob Teases an Announcement for June 22nd
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[Gokulo]

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http://www.crashbandicoot.com/crash4

[Julian]

SO EXCITED. DONT FUCK IT UP!!!

[Kaisha]

Did some of Vicarious' devs move over to Toys for Bobs for this? Because last I checked TfB only handled the port of NSane Trilogy to other platforms, while doing Spyro on their own.

Not that Vicarious isn't already busy with Tony Hawk 1+2 anyhoo to work on something like this themselves.

Spoiler: show

Ignoring that they fucked up physics modeling they had for the Crash trilogy release. Least this is a fresh game which can be designed around whatever platforming handling TfB ends up using.

Lack of Switch version is surprising though. I'd have figure they'd want to aim for that to be day-and-date with the other platforms instead of a late-port (or never). Perhaps the workflow needed to support a lower-end system simultaneously is too much to budget time for, vs. getting a finished game out first and making the decisions later as to how to chop it down to fit.

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Demo today - https://blog.playstation.com/2020/09...s-store-today/

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Coming to PS5/XSX/NSW on March 12th, PC TBA

He’s made you spin, jump and wump for 25 years, and this year, our beloved orange marsupial is celebrating in style. To kick off his silver anniversary, on March 12, the true sequel to the classic Crash Bandicoot trilogy from the ‘90s and the first original entry in the Crash franchise in more than 10 years, Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time will launch on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch. The game will also launch on PC via Battle.net later this year. Fans are smitten with the biggest Crash game ever1, so whether it’s their first playthrough or their hundredth, there’s no better time to experience massive levels, badder bosses and more gameplay. Fans should also be on the look-out for tons of furtastic festivities from Activision Blizzard aimed to engage Crash Bandicoot fans throughout the year.

Developer Toys for Bob has been hard at work to bring Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time to new platforms. Fans on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S are in for some N. credible visuals when they see the game run in 4K with 60 FPS2. Additionally, players on either next-gen platform will enjoy quicker loading times to dive into the wumpa-eating action and 3D audio that will immerse them in all-new dimensions. What’s more, players who purchase, or already have, Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One will be entitled to receive next-gen upgrades at no cost (except in Japan) within the same console family3 (including the ability to transfer saved data).

PlayStation 5 owners in particular will be in for an extra treat with DualSense wireless controllers bringing adaptive triggers to players’ fingertips. Fans will now be able to feel the force of Neo Cortex’s DNA-changing blaster and experience the grip as they grapple with Tawna’s Hookshot. Additionally, PlayStation 5’s Activity Card feature will give players a clear breakdown of their progress throughout each of the game’s dimensions, providing guidance to achieve objectives and more.

Adding to the fun, fans will now be able to experience Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time on the go when the time-shattering platforming adventure makes it way to Nintendo Switch™ for the first time, while Xbox Series X|S will utilize Smart Delivery to enable users to play the appropriate version depending on their console.

Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time will be available for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S for $59.99 SRP. Pre-orders for Nintendo Switch™ ($39.99 SRP) are available in select territories starting today, via the Nintendo e-shop. The game will also be coming to PC via Battle.net, with pre-orders available now ($39.99 SRP). Fans can expect more information on the PC edition at a later date, along with other fun happenings in celebration of the franchise’s 25th anniversary.

The game is available now for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 4 Pro, Xbox One and Xbox One X for $59.99 SRP, and players will be entitled to receive next-gen upgrades at no cost (except in Japan) within the same console family.

https://support.activision.com/crash...d-purchase-faq

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