The only reason why I care about it is because it means a Spyro 1-3 remake is becoming more and more likely
How do you guys who actually like crash feel about it? Excited? Or would you guys rather have had a new game altogether?
I haven't played the originals and don't see why everyone is so excited about it. So yeah, this could be good for me.
>>342186449
Everything after CTR is garbage in comparison except for maybe Big Adventure and Twinsanity, but if VV handles the remasters well enough I wouldn't mind aCrash 4
>>342187549
>implying Crash Bash wasn't awesome
How long until we get to see these things, anyway? If they're all coming out next year one would think they're pretty far along.
>>342187863
It wasn't anything special, the recycled minigames were meh
The levels where you kick the shit out of each other were fun as fuck though
>>342186449
Why are spyro fans so anti crash? I liked both as a kid. Is this a rare thing?
>>342186449
As much as I don't want more remasters
The idea of playing Crash 2 again sounds amazing
>>342186449
Why would anyone want a remake from a dead franchise? I can just play Crash/Spyro 1-3.
If they're gonna put the effort into a full remake that means the only shortcut they're gonna have in the development process is the level design, at which point why not just put the extra effort and make a new game?
>>342188318
It is only because I grew up on Spyro. If I grew up with crash I would have liked it more no doubt. It just does not appeal to me as much as Spyro did. Spyro just felt more open and free to me as well. I will pick this game up however because I never gave the crash games a fair try
>>342188715
>at which point why not just put the extra effort and make a new game?
Because this is Activsion. Cheap, corner-cutting, maximum profits only Activision.
>>342189078
Why'd you post a blank image?
>>342188318
Because they envy Crash's popularity.
>>342188715
I see it as the only ones who really enjoyed these games are grown up now, so they are trying to make a product that appeals to the old crowd while testing the waters with a new generation of gamers. If sells go well, I would assume that they would decide to make a new game due to how profitable it would be. Putting resources towards something that could fail is risky within the game business, so putting little resources into just re-building games that have already been made is a way to see if it would be worth the resources to make a new game altogether
I'm cautious over a trilogy remaster but I'm glad we're getting that and not rushing into a new game altogether.
