No, Crash was much bigger than we give it credit for. The series was super popular 15 years ago, but it's only been a shadow of its former self ever since. Children don't even know anymore who Crash is supposed to be and his remaining popularity is limited to the nostalgic 20-somethings.
That doesn't mean that a great Crash game couldn't become popular again, but its former glory is just that: a thing of the past. It would be really cool if Sony went back to the IP, but looking at the current market, I can't imagine them giving it the treatment it would deserve. Mascot plattformers just aren't popular these days.
Well, if they aren't called Mario something-something or to a much lesser degree Sonic-whatever.
) this one game to be made by Sony / to be PS4-exclusive. If it did happen and Microsoft made a new Banjo platformer happen, too, this would end up being my first generation where I'd need to buy all consoles ;(.
