Overall 9.7 Graphics 8.9 Sound 9.4 Addictive 9.1 Story 8 Depth 9.5 Difficulty 5.1
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Review of Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped supremesonicbra..
I'm on a roll today! When you think a franchise can't get any better... Crash 1, Crash 2 and now the best of 'em, Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped! Of all the PS1 games, Crash 3 is definitely my canon favorite, and I couldn't review it without reviewing the other two games first since, as games evolve, we tend to compare each other and it's a natural thing. Once again, Naughty Dog managed the impossible: taking something that's already perfect and sending it into god-like levels of perfection.[STORY - 10/10]I know it's an old game, but... spoiler alert, just in case. Crash 3 actually follows what would be the "alternate" ending to Crash 2 (the one where you get all the gems and stuff). Marvellous Dr. N. Brio gathers all the gems Crash collected in the last game and powers a laser beam that destroys Dr. N. Cortex's space station, the Cortex Vortex, which in turn falls down to Earth in pieces. One of the larger chunks falls down into an ancient monument, crashing it and releasing a black smoke which echoes "Free... at last..." in a sinister manner.Back at N. Sanity Island, more specifically at Crash's home (which, until that point, I never thought he actually had a home), an evil laughter echoes through the air, and Aku-Aku seems concerned something terrible has happened. He tells everyone to get inside the house and tells them he has an evil brother named Uka-Uka, who was locked deep underground by himself to protect the world from his evil influence, however he is now free and must be stopped.Meanwhile, in an unknown place (which is later revealed to be called the "Time Twister"), it is shown Uka-Uka confronts a cowered-in-fear Cortex, telling him it's all his fault and that all of the planet's energy sources were depleted (crystals and gems). However, Uka-Uka decides to spare him since Cortex freed him from his prison, and introduces him to a new character: Dr. Nefarious Tropy, master of time and creator of the "Time Twister" machine. The plan now is to gather the power crystal in their origins by traveling through time. Somehow, I never found out how, Crash and Coco "magically" reach the Time Twister and start gathering the crystals before Cortex can.At the same time Crash 3 has more dialogue than Crash 1, it seems to have less dialogue than Crash 2, which puts it in a comfortable middle stance between both games. Bosses now talk with Crash periodically between levels, which I find pretty awesome.[DEPTH - 10/10]The first thing to take notice is that, for the first time, you're not only playing as Crash but also as Coco (although in a "limited" manner)! While Crash has his usual platformer levels, Coco's gameplay is exclusively similar to what Crash had in specific levels of Crash 2, such as riding a motorized surfboard or ride Polar the Bear in a kind of "auto-runner" or "vehicle-assisted" gameplay. Examples are, she gets to ride a tiger named Pura through the Great Wall of China during its construction, riding a jet ski in a pirate-infested sea and even piloting a plane during World War I (the last one is also done by Crash, though only once). That doesn't mean Crash doesn't get his share, he gets to ride a dinosaur on prehistoric levels and a motorcycle in a '50s highway. Sadly, you can't choose between them, Coco has her own levels to play (you'll notice that when you jump in the warp bubble to go to a level and then Crash falls through it and hits the ground, Coco will come running behind him and jump to get warped there).Like Crash 2, we can see the levels are pretty varied. Actually, multiply that by 3. We're talking time travel here, so aside from what I just said there's also the medieval times, deep sea explorations (scuba gear included), a trip to an Arabian town, tomb explorations (and floods) in Ancient Egypt and even the FUUUUTUUUUURE!The general schematic is exactly the same as Crash 2: you get a main Warp Room with five different sections, each with five levels and one boss. The controls are also the same, you can jump, spin, crouch, slide and belly-stomp (I couldn't find a better name for that). The difference is that when you beat a boss for the first time, you win a "powerup" which buffs one of these abilities (e.g. your belly-stomp gets stronger, double jump and even a longer spin which makes you hover mid-air).Aside from crystals and gems, Crash 3 also has a "time trial" mode where, depending on how fast you got to the end, you'll earn a relic. Relics can come in different colors: Sapphire (Blue), Gold (Yellow) and Platinum (White). There's also a secret Warp Room, just like Crash 2, with the basic difference that you can actually access it any time once you've found out at least one of the hidden secret levels. A platform will appear at the middle of the Time Twister, standing on it will take you there. Bonus stages and Skull Routes are also there from the previous game, and their mechanics haven't changed (aside from the fact that some of the bonus stages may "force" you to use a powerup you got from a boss).[GRAPHICS - 10/10]I can't really find any difference between Crash 2's and Crash 3's graphics, it all looks the same. What matters is that the cartoon-ish feel is still there, even after two games. The levels' settings are also very well made, with funny changes on the landscape (such as sphinx heads being replaced with Cortex's, lab assistants everywhere from swordsmen to highway racers and living mummies, etc.). Crash also has a few more death animations besides the ones he earned back from Crash 2 (one of them being an Arab lab assistant using his sword to cut Crash's pants off, making them fall and Crash walking back in shame).[SOUND - 9/10]There's a reason I gave this a 9/10 instead of a 10/10. No, I didn't "suddenly started to hate the soundtrack", I still love it, the ambience is still strong (especially in the Arab and Egypt levels, they couldn't be more perfect). But. Something's missing, guess what... oh, yes. The Australian vibes. The tribal drums. Not that I felt like "oh you should've crammed up some didgeridoos there, pronto", but for some reason Crash 3's soundtrack seems a bit more "generic" to me than the others'. That's not a bad thing at all, Naughty Dog still managed to get the right vibes nonetheless, but I really feel there could be something more. Still, great work, great soundtrack, love it.As with the other two games, Josh Mancell posted the non-compressed versions of the soundtrack on his SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/joshmancell/sets/music-for-video-games-crash[DIFFICULTY - 8/10]I actually find Crash 3 a tad harder than Crash 2 for one reason: them plane levels. Oh good lord, what a pain. To top it off, I didn't knew how the level itself worked as a kid, I could do a barrel roll and then what? What's my target? What am I doing? Nonetheless I believe the exponential curve is kind of the same as Crash 2, you get nice and slow and then things start to get steep kinda quickly. Bosses are pretty much as predictable as in Crash 2, however they have a bit more steps to do before they get tired and you get to strike, so they may take a tad longer than expected.While Crash 2 gave you so many lives you could barely hug them all at the same time, things seem a bit more balanced in Crash 3. Yes, you can still get lots of lives, but it's a bit more difficult now (plus, you can earn a lot but die a lot too). Powerups you earn by defeating bosses make it easier either way. Coco's gameplay may require a bit more of reflexes than in Crash 2, but they are equally difficult.[ADDICTIVENESS - 10/10]You can be sure of one thing: you'll be replaying Crash 3 a LOT. Time trials on their own are already an incentive to play the same level again and again, as Relics do matter for game completion (you better be focusing on those Platinum ones, boyo). Bosses are also replayable in a more accessible way than Crash 2, where you had to hold a button to replay a boss. Luckily, as in Crash 2, you can save anytime in the main Warp Room.There's something interesting about Crash 3: it actually includes a demo of Spyro The Dragon that can be unlocked by inputting a special code in the main menu. This is pretty nice, and also acts like a good replay factor or a distraction if you're a bit tired of playing Crash 3 for a long time.And, again, alternate ending. Yeah. Get everything and clear the game again.[OVERALL - 10/10]Once again, I have nothing to complain, although not everything was as perfect as I'd thought it would be. Crash 3 is a wonderful game, a nice closing to one of the best PS1 trilogies I've ever played. Thank you Naughty Dog, for creating this franchise, now only if you managed to get it back in your hands... I'll be there waiting.
Graphics 10 Sound 9 Addictive 10 Story 10 Depth 10 Difficulty 8
Review Rating: 5/5
Submitted: 11-20-16
Review Replies: 1
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Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped Review earthwarrior
Overall 10/ 10:
Crash Bandicoot is a great game series and I suggest you try it. This game has a lot of different levels to enjoy and lots of different things to collect. I hope you enjoy this review and more importantly the game.
Graphics 10/ 10:
The graphics were good in this game. I've played a lot of play station games and a lot of the graphics in others were very choppy and unclear. In this game you can clearly see everything and actually tell what it is. Even when you die you get a funny animation. I loved when you attack some enemies then go flying into the air. All of this really adds to the overall greatness of this game. I give the graphics a 10 out of 10.
Sound 10/ 10:
I liked the sound in this game. It was above play station standards. Everything you did in this game had a sound effect in it. Things like running, collecting items, and entering levels. The sound even made dying fun and enjoyable. I give the sound a 10 out of 10.
Addictiveness 10/ 10:
This is one of the most addicting games I've ever played. I remember every day as a kid playing this. I loved beating each of the levels over and over again. On rainy days I remember even playing this for the whole day and beating it too. I don't like to replay most games after I've beat them once. This game really stands out from the rest in addictiveness. This is an easy 10 out of 10 for me. You don't believe me? Play it and you'll find out!
Story 7/ 10:
The story is kind of bland. You need to stop Uka Uka and Doctor Neo Cortex from taking over the world. You need to go throughout time using the Time Twister Machine and collect all of the crystals before minions do. Once you finish the five regular levels in one area you take on the boss of the area. Do this for five areas then take on Cortex and Uka Uka!
I give this a 7/ 10 because most games are like this.
Depth 7/ 10:
This game has a good amount of depth. It has 30 full levels in it. Each of them are very fun to replay. Some levels are regular when you just try to collect things and make it to the end, some are races, and some are boss fights. A few of these levels even let you play as Coco. Some of Coco's levels include Riding on Pura across the great wall of China, riding around an island on a jet ski, and even flying through the sky and trying to destroy planes. There just weren't many cut scenes. There were a few before you enter some levels, but those are only a few seconds long. Some levels even had rumble effect on the controller. This really makes this game unique. Overall I give the depth in this game a 7 out of 10.
Difficultly 6/ 10:
This game isn't very difficult overall. The enemies do get one hit kills, but you get tons of lives to keep you in the game. You can also find Aku Aku's in boxes and they will let you survive one hit! There are a few levels later in the game that get harder, but the challenge makes it ever more fun! If you are going for 100% completion then you are in for a real challenge. You have to smash ever box, collect every crystal and gem, and beat the whole game. The first few levels might be easy to complete, but try doing it for 25 levels WITHOUT a tutorial ;). I give the difficulty a 6. About half of the game is easy and the other half is challenging.
RGR Plugin 7/ 10: (higher is better) This game works good in the plugin compared to playing it on a regular play station. In a few cut scenes it lags and you can barley hear what they say, but it's still very enjoyable. Even though this was far better than a few other play station games it didn't make me feel like I was playing this on a real play station because of the graphic and minor sound lag. Still this only effected the cut scenes the most.
(which weren't that good) I hope you get a chance to enjoy this great game!
Eirinn : There already is a featured review for this game :(.
Graphics 10 Sound 10 Addictive 10 Story 7 Depth 7 Difficulty 6
Review Rating: 4.8/5
Submitted: 07-09-13
Updated: 07-09-13
Review Replies: 7
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Crash Bandicoot 3 Warped review Zircron Swift
The Crash Bandicoot series was much loved in it's early years. A sense of comedy for a handful of deaths and an antagonist that has a fine mix of evil menace and Dr. Wily like cowardice when in the face of defeat, and not to mention it's fairly good graphics, addictive game play, secrets and it's just awesome to listen to music, this series has won the hearts of many over the years, and then lost them due to what most other game designers have fallen for; running out of ideas, or sometimes, a good idea executed poorly. The first three games of the series, as well as the racing game that came after it, are probably the best in the series, and the third game is no exception. In fact, if you have the box of this game, you just need to have a look at the cover to be convinced. This is one of the few games that has the box art that convinces me it is a good game. It's got a motorcycle, a Sphinx in the background, a ball of what looks like teleporting goodness and a bazooka that fired wumpa fruit. I mean, how can you go wrong?
The story starts out with the Cortex Vortex from the end of the second game crashing into some sort of ancient temple, releasing something dark and menacing, speaking in a dark and menacing voice. I wonder if it'll be our friend. The scene cuts to Crash and co., who are having a nice day. Crash is doing his yo-yo tricks, Coco's on her laptop, and Aku-Aku is just floating about, when he hears that menacing voice. he hurries them into the house and explains that his evil brother Uka-Uka (Which is Aku-Aku backwards) is free, a force more menacing than anything else in the world. It is then cut to show Dr. Neo Cortex kneeling in front of Uka-Uka, trying to explain why he hasn't taken over the world yet, and that Uka-Uka has told him he is fed up of being failed upon....-facepalms- I'm sorry, but since when did Dr. Cortex have a boss? Since when was it mentioned that Uka-Uka was telling Cortex what to do? This is two of my pet peeves here, and I'm going to have to explain what I hate so much about this.
Before, in the first two games, all we saw was Cortex, being the evil villain he was and being crafty as he should be. You got to beat him up and felt immense pleasure of taking down an evil genius, who had hatched these plans by himself. That creates a development of character to this guy. You can at least admire he did all this stuff, but as long as you can admire how great he is, you can admire your own skills even more for taking down his henchmen and stop his evil plans, which you assume he thought it all through. It creates an evil villain worth liking to take down. It's a simple "evil genius is foiled" set up, and one that is very well done. How you're going to tell me that none of that was by Cortex's own accords? You're trying to tell me Uka-Uka was the one that told him he should try taking over the world? It takes all the admiration out of this guy you like to beat so much. It takes all the satisfaction out of it because he's not really the one behind all this, Uka-Uka is, and supposedly he always was. But there was nothing to indicate that. The first encounter with Cortex and Uka-Uka is Dr. Cortex saying "Look, I have a mask helping me too.", which further implies that they have never met to talked before!
The worst part about it, hitting my second pet peeve, is that this whole story line has now gone to the dogs because of the introduction of Uka-Uka. Before it was a nice and simple "defeat the evil genius", but now with the opposite force of the two masks clashing, it's now a cliche "good vs evil" fight, where Crash and Cortex are pawns in. I don't want thinking these main characters as pawns, I want to think of them as the main characters. In all the games after this one now, Crash team Racing, Crash Bash, and any after that which include these two masks in, I will see them as characters that follow orders "for the greater good" instead of just doing it to save the world or something because they felt it was right. There is always "something greater" at stake which just ruins the whole feel of the series. This plot device was just added to apply new ideas so it would make enough sense without thinking of them very much. Everything can easily be sorted by "good vs evil" without putting much effort into it. It's okay when "something evil" fights "something good", because that's not putting the entire universe at stake. But when "good" fights "evil", suddenly everything is so much more bigger without having to put emphasis on it. It takes the build up away after a while, and just gets cheap and old fast. I mean, it's cool thinking of Aku-Aku having a rival that matches his strength equally and then seeing them fight at the need it really awesome and all that, but what has begun as a generic evil villain plot has turned into a cliche good vs evil fight which anyone could come up with. Honestly, it's like poorly made fan fiction. -flips table and breathes-
Anyway, Uka-Uka gets Dr. N Tropy to contruct the Time Twister, a time machine so they can go back in time, retrieve the crystals and, you guessed it, TAKE OVER THE WORLD!!!!! Naturally, Crash, Coco and Aku-Aku go in and tries to stop them, who have somehow found the Time Twister in a flash. NNgggg, I hope there aren't any more plot holes...
The game play is straight forward. You have access to five levels and a boss in five zones (six zones when you collect enough relics). You can play any level you want in any order, but the boss level is locked until you collect the crystal in that level and complete all five. Defeating that boss will gain you a power up and access to the next zone. Despite the decoration around it, it posses no theme for those levels. Break all the crates in that level and you'll be awarded a gem (yes, you can die as many times as you like, this isn't the first game. This makes the entire feel of collection to satisfy ones OCD much more pleasurable). Sometimes there are two gems per level, and can only be obtained via using a Coloured Gem platform, which in turn can only be obtained in you can make it through a Death Platform, which you can only use if you can make it to that spot without dying. After gaining a crystal and completing a level, you can enter "time trail" mode. Complete the level quick enough will earn you a sapphire relic. There are also gold and even platinum relics to collect, in which the gold is only really needed for getting absolutely everything. There are two secret levels, which one if craftily hidden, and the second one requires you to find it by accident (it requires you to jump into an enemy, rather than on top of it, in a dinosaur stage). These stages will offer more relics and gems for you if you can complete them.
The graphics are pretty good. Not much seems to have changed from the first two games, but the graphics certainly seem to feel more roomy. Each of the animations is, as many PSX games are, smooth and lag free, to my up most delight. The enemies however seem to be a bit uncreative. About half are the same robot clone thing that wear slightly different disguises, while the other half at different enemies, such as jumping alligators snapping at you or giant robot mechs. The bosses are pretty neat though. The difficulty consistency of these bosses are a little off. The first two are pretty tricky, while the third (although awesome), was really easy. The design and structure of these bosses are really creative though, each one taking a different twist on how to defeat it, without having to rely on the power up you collected.
I would have thought power-ups in a Crash Bandicoot game wouldn't work out, but I was thankfully wrong. Although these power-ups are needed to progress further into the game, and it is made clear that you needed to use them to get further on just one or two levels, you can use them else where whenever you like. The double jump is disappointing, though. You slide and then jump to create a jump to get you further, and then you jump again and that seems to take out the speed you once had. Also, you can only do the second jump when you are a certain height in the air, which can really take the fun out of it. This double jump was meant for height, not distance, and I prefer doing mine for distance. Other than that, the Wumpa Bazooka is fun to use, and the ammo is free. It doesn't use the wumpa fruit you have already, but I guess since the fruit act like coins in Mario, then it would be a kind of jerky move to have some one have 99 wumpa fruits, and then collect another one, bringing it down to 0, making the next part impossible to progress. Smart move game =D
To describe the music in this game in one word: Oriental. It's more about matching the music style with the surroundings and countries than coming up with something that fitted one theme of a game, which pretty much works infinitely better than the latter. It's either catchy, atmospheric to the level theme, or both. It blends in well with the background, and when you get to the bonus rounds, it plays the same tune for every bonus stage, but it plays it in a different style depending on the style of the game, which is a really nice touch for keeping something that could be annoying and repetitive, and turning it into something fresher to make it last longer. The sound effects are a little loud in proportion to the music in the background, that's my only complaint on the matter.
The game controls rather well. It's practically unchanged since the first game. However, this game also included planes, motorbikes and even tigers and speedboats to control, each of which are fun to use. These extra things to use do get just a tad annoying and tedious near the end, but at least they didn't over do it. This was also one of the earlier games to include the Anolog Controller, not really remarkable, but what is remarkable in the humour on the back of the instruction booklet. It says that it;'s perfectly compatible with "Crash's motorbike....and the jet ski....and the bi-plane.....oh, and it's tiger compatible too." Through-out the game is this humour, through Cortex's dry remarks (in which Uka-Uka makes the whole thing feel out of place, speaking out of the blue that ruins the moment, like he's the one you should be paying attention too...-_-*), and more famously, the deaths. Nearly every death is unique to the situation, unlike the first game, which had half of them at the "black screen and spinning" death. These deaths are creative, and a fair few with Crash loosing his shorts. I dunno why that is, but it happens. These deaths make the who aspect of death almost seem more humorous than tedious. Almost.
Overall, I give this game an 8.8/10 The only really disappointing thing about this game is the plot device, which I have already explained in intense detail already. Everything else is finely crafted. It might not be the best PSX game, but it's certainly up there. The lack of Aku-Aku masks make getting three in a row all the more satisfying to use, making you feel like you can use the best of this. It's a fun game to play, and although it lasts a little short for my liking, it still offers enough time to make it worth any ones money.
Graphics 9 Sound 10 Addictive 9 Story 2 Depth 9 Difficulty 7
Review Rating: 4.8/5
Submitted: 11-15-12
Review Replies: 0
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Crash Bandicoot:Warped review dennyjr22
The graphics in this game are very unique to any other PlayStation game.The colors are nice and vibrant, and are not blurry like some other games graphics are.The music is not the best sounding music, but is somewhat catchy compared to other PlayStation games music.this game is a very fun and addictive game.It can be annoying at some parts in the game, but it is a nice game when it comes to addictiveness.The story is very good and descriptive of the plot of the entire game.This game offers a lot.It takes a while to complete the game 100 percent, but that is what makes the game so fun.The game is not that hard once you know the controls good enough.The levels in the game can sometimes be hard to pass, and can be annoying at times, but it is not the hardest game in the world.The main objective in this game is to collect all 25 crystals in the game, and beat doctor cortex.To complete the game 100 percent, you must have all the crystals, and you must collect all the gems, including the red, green, purple, yellow, and blue gems. and you must face doctor cortex again to complete the game 100 percent.Once you have done all of those things, you can then go for all 25 time relics.To start the time trial, go into the level, and go to the yellow clock at the beginning of the level.Get the lowest time you can by going fast to clear the level, and breaking time crates.Each time crate you break will freeze the clock.If you achieve a low enough time, you will be awarded a sapphire, gold, or platinum relic based on your time.Remember, platinum relics are not available until you get 100 percent of the game completed.The yellow gem cannot be aqired unless you have 15 relics.That part can be located on the bottom floor.To get to it, you must have at least 5 relics, and you have to beat doctor cortex at least once.Otherwise, you will not be able to access the bottom floor, which you will need to go down there and get the other gems and relics.Once you have gotten 5 crystals in an area, you will have to face the boss.There are 4 bosses you have to face before you can face doctor cortex, Tiny tiger, Dingodile, N.Tropy, and N.Gin.Once you have defeated all of them, you will then have to face doctor cortex and collect all the gems including the 5 color gems, and face doctor cortex again to complete the entire game.Be careful of the TNT and nitro crates though, they are very dangerous!If you spin and break either one of them, you will die unless you have Aku Aku, Aku Aku can be used as a hit point in a level in the game.Collect 3 of them to be invincible for about 10-20 seconds.If you touch a nitro crate, it will explode instantly, however if you are invincible you will not have to worry about it.
Graphics 9 Sound 8 Addictive 10 Story 9 Depth 10 Difficulty 4
Review Rating: 4.3/5
Submitted: 06-05-13
Review Replies: 3
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Crash Warped Review Mr_Miner_092
Ok, My next review, i hope you enjoy it :D
Story: 10
I give it a ten because: It's actually an interesting story. I mean, sure, there are other story's that involve time travel, but this is just amazing, if you ask me. You start in a VERY well made warp room, with catchy music :D and must go through all the levels (collecting every singe crystal, gem, and relic you can) to beat the game
Sound: 10
Like always, sony didn't leave anything out of this one, and the music is still really catchy (i like the warp room music the best! :D) so, i give it a ten
Difficulty: 3
Sure, it may be hard when you first start, but it gets really easy, save for a few levels, which can be a challenge to beat. But overall, it's really not that hard
Addictiveness: 10
I'm giving it a ten, because there is SO much to do in this game, and you might find yourself starting the game with a new file (save state)
Every-time you beat a boss, you get a new power, the powers are the best thing in this game, and they keep you coming back for more (i like the bazooka, and running, powers :D)
Overall, i hope you get this game, and have a fun time playing it
Graphics 10 Sound 10 Addictive 10 Story 10 Depth 10 Difficulty 2
Review Rating: 4/5
Submitted: 07-01-13
Review Replies: 14
9.5
CrashBandicoot 3: Warped marbleroll
Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped Review Overall: 9.5 Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped for PlayStation 1. This is the next installment in the adventures of Crash Bandicoot. The Crash series is one of my favorites and this one is one of my most favorite games in the series. With new abilities, levels, and features, this Crash does not disappoint fans of the series or newcomers either. Since this is one of my favorites, I rate it a 9.5 overall because of the positive features as compared to other Crash games and other PlayStation 1 games. Graphics: 8 This game has some new graphics due to the enhanced storyline. The quality improves over Crash 2 and is totally revamped versus the original Crash. New enemies create a positive change in the overall playing environment. Sound: 9 If you are not careful, you will find yourself humming the catchy main theme song to this episode! The new animations and graphics offer new sounds and effects which enhance not only the sound, but overall quality of the game. Addictiveness: 8 More fun and better than Crash 2, this game can become addictive. In order to collect all of the items in all the levels, you will have to play the levels multiple times. For example, the relics are collected by beating a preset time limit which is achieved from practicing the level to lower your time limit. As you play each level over and over and save your progress, you will want to come back and achieve the same items for each level. I personally go through and get all of my crystals, then work on gems, and then relics which are the hardest to collect. Sometimes I change up and work on relics before the gems if it is a level I have perfected and can get through quickly in order to beat the time limit. Story: 8 At the end of Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back, Cortex’s Space Station explodes and at the beginning of this game the remains of the Space Station crash in an ancient cave unleashing Uka Uka, Aku Aku’s evil twin. Dr. N Tropy creates a time machine which he and Cortex, along with their cohorts Tiny the Tiger, N.Gin, Dingodile, and Uka Uka use to collect crystals, gems, and relics. In order to defeat Cortex and his evil minions, Crash and his sister Coco must retrieve the crystals from different time periods including: Medieval, Prehistoric, Egyptian, and even the future. There are five main worlds with five levels each and a boss at the end every world. Just like Crash 2, you can save your progress at the end of every level or world in the Warp Room. The more items Crash collects, the higher the percentage of the game is completed and the less power Cortex and his crew have. Depth: 10 There are more powers than any of the previous Crash games including: a tornado death spin, a wumpa fruit bazooka, speed shoes, and even a double jump. Boxes are almost the same as the second game including: the TNT box that counts from 3 to 1 and then explodes; a Nitro box that explodes when Crash touches it; a regular brown box, that crash can spin; and your checkpoint boxes. In addition to crystals you also have gems, colored gems and relics to collect for each level of the game. The wumpa fruit bazooka gun is my favorite weapon and in my opinion should be available in every Crash Bandicoot game ever made! Difficulty: 4 Most levels are easy to play. The hardest levels are the planes and motorcycles but they can be learned with practice. Wrap-up As I have already mentioned, this is one of my most favorite games. If you have not played it, I highly recommend it. Even if you have never played a Crash Bandicoot game, start by playing this one. Who knows, you may become the next fan of the entire series.
Graphics 8 Sound 9 Addictive 8 Story 8 Depth 10 Difficulty 4
Review Rating: 3/5
Submitted: 07-27-13
Review Replies: 1
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Ah... the memories ;-; sonicfan3000
Hey guys! finally. im reviewing crash bandicoot 3! lets go started! im sonicfan3000! after the sucess of crash bandicoot 2 crash bandicooot 3 was launched! that is an amazing game! lets start the review now! [OVERALL 10/10] the game was super super amazing and funny to play! i tath make 105% :) [GRAPHICS 7/10] this game was have good graphics! the classic and nostalgic crash bandicoot graphics! #NostalgiaForever!!! #CrashBandicooot [SOUND 10/10] amazing musics how to all crash bandicoot games! super cool musics that is an amazing game! i love it!!!!!!!! amazing sounds too! sounds have so sense! [ADDICTIVENESS 6/10] i dont played too much this game! i tath forgot crash bandicoot but im backed love this game! that so amazing! good game! [STORY 10/10] how to all crash bandicoot games this have an a-w-e-s-o-m-e story! the story is after crash 2 events! the cortex's "space ship" falls and hit temple wath have an soul the uka uka's soul! and it make scary laughs and aku aku crash, coco, pura and polar go to the house and later cortex make an time machine to collect the crystals! and later crash and your friends go found it! tath amazing story right? [DEPTH 10/10] how to all crash games this game offers challenging levels! but not too challenging! this is the more easy crash game in the ps1 trilogy! (of platform of course) [DIFFICULTY 1/10] this game is not very hard! its very easy! but the only hard thing is get 105% why u need pass some challenging levels! tath very very cool i like the challenges in this game! i used save states to get 105% ;-; guys this is all! if u liked this review pls like it and reply something! bye bye dudes!
Graphics 7 Sound 10 Addictive 6 Story 10 Depth 10 Difficulty 1
Review Rating: 3/5
Submitted: 10-28-17
Review Replies: 0
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