Crash Bandicoot's true legacy? All the average games we love
Crash Bandicoot's true legacy? All the average games we love
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Crash Bandicoot's true legacy? All the average games we love
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I just desperately want more new games like Crash, Spyro, Jak and Daxter, Ratchet and Clank, etc. 😭
The only thing we've gotten in the decades since then was A Hat in Time, which was absolutely terrific, but the lack of other good games in this genre pretty much killed gaming as a hobby for me.
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Crash, Spyro, Jak and Daxter, Ratchet and Clank, etc.
Don't forget Sly
Edit: they didn't forget sly!
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crash bandicoot was written in lisp
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I don’t know if I’ve seen split opinions on Naughty Dog Crash games. It’s pretty much always been praised. Post Naughty Dog is a different story as well.
I think I like the author’s point of comparing the nostalgia most gamers feel for series like Crash Bandicoot compared to the nostalgia that modern day viral games will bring Zoomers and Gen Alpha but I also can’t help but be deeply offended by it.
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Yeah, I feel like the remakes lost some charm specifically when it comes to rendering tech (vertex colors, losing Spyro's skyboxes feels like a crime). Particularly with the new data bloat.
That, and it seems re-makes don't really fix core issues (Medievil's remake).
I think the original tech/limits can be taken further aesthetically for a different workflow (very general/sparse use of textures), especially in the modern era. Still undecided on some artistic/technical choices, but I have much more here than I do in the ways of (low-scope) starting project ideas that I like.
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I appreciated that the new CTR game allows you to play with the old music. What I did not appreciate is each level taking something like 40 seconds to load. Seriously, 25% of the experience of playing that on switch is loading screens.
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BUR DAH DAH
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