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Now that the Crash Trilogy is coming out, what would you prefer VV do next?
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For what it's worth, my understanding is that the team in VV responsible for Crash is already an entirely separate team from the part of them that works on Destiny, although there is small overlap in places, like I know the cinematics people tend to be on pretty much everything.
So the team that just did Crash will probably move onto something new, I'd imagine, so Destiny stuff may be able to be crossed off.
So the team that just did Crash will probably move onto something new, I'd imagine, so Destiny stuff may be able to be crossed off.
Realistically? CTR Remaster or Spyro. I'd love to see a new game in either franchise that doesn't involve Skylanders, but hopefully that Bruce Leeroy rumor's true & Sony Japan already has a new Crash in the works.
I replayed Spyro 1 last year & it holds up. I don't see why 2/3 wouldn't outside of being too content-heavy.
I replayed Spyro 1 last year & it holds up. I don't see why 2/3 wouldn't outside of being too content-heavy.
Since Vicarious Visions are the only developer to make a good Bruce Lee game. I'll say they should do a full fledged 3d iteration.
I don't know how much of the original staff is there from the GBA THPS games, but if they can manage to replicate the feeling of that series on a Game Boy using an isometric view I'm sure they can do anything. Too bad this is Activision and seeing them take any kind of risk in the games industry in their current state is a long-shot.
I don't know how much of the original staff is there from the GBA THPS games, but if they can manage to replicate the feeling of that series on a Game Boy using an isometric view I'm sure they can do anything. Too bad this is Activision and seeing them take any kind of risk in the games industry in their current state is a long-shot.
CTR then do a new Crash game is what Ill guess.
Not sure you want to bring the PS1 Spyro games back. They where great at the time but not as timeless as Crash. You will need a lot more then some new graphics and controls.
Plus Spyro is still fresh in kids minds. I bet they could just go right to a new game if they wanted.
Not sure you want to bring the PS1 Spyro games back. They where great at the time but not as timeless as Crash. You will need a lot more then some new graphics and controls.
Plus Spyro is still fresh in kids minds. I bet they could just go right to a new game if they wanted.
Did you know - the Travelers Tales dev team behind Crash Twinsanity (of which I am one
) meet up every so often, and talk about the possibility of pitching a remastered version with all of the cut content put back in...including the scenes shown below ->
Also, did you know that one of the producers on Twinsanity (from Vivendi Universal) now works for Vicarious Visions...
...interesting developments...
Did you know - the Travelers Tales dev team behind Crash Twinsanity (of which I am one ) meet up every so often, and talk about the possibility of pitching a remastered version with all of the cut content put back in...including the scenes shown below ->
Also, did you know that one of the producers on Twinsanity (from Vivendi Universal) now works for Vicarious Visions...
...interesting developments...
) meet up every so often, and talk about the possibility of pitching a remastered version with all of the cut content put back in...including the scenes shown below ->
Also, did you know that one of the producers on Twinsanity (from Vivendi Universal) now works for Vicarious Visions...
...interesting developments...
F4F is making a Crash figure based on the remake and licensed by Activision.Preorders open on Tuesday I think.And they mentioned many times that a Spyro resin figure(pose based on the 1st game cover) is in the works for the summer.On top of this another Crash resin figure is in the works based on the original design.
Spyro & Crash is owned by Activision.I always hoped this was a small hint that they are doing a Spyro remake.Even moreso now that Skylanders are not selling like they used to.So this would be another way to make money off the IP.
Please be true.
Spyro & Crash is owned by Activision.I always hoped this was a small hint that they are doing a Spyro remake.Even moreso now that Skylanders are not selling like they used to.So this would be another way to make money off the IP.
Please be true.
Did you know - the Travelers Tales dev team behind Crash Twinsanity (of which I am one ) meet up every so often, and talk about the possibility of pitching a remastered version with all of the cut content put back in...including the scenes shown below ->
Also, did you know that one of the producers on Twinsanity (from Vivendi Universal) now works for Vicarious Visions...
...interesting developments...
) meet up every so often, and talk about the possibility of pitching a remastered version with all of the cut content put back in...including the scenes shown below ->
Also, did you know that one of the producers on Twinsanity (from Vivendi Universal) now works for Vicarious Visions...
...interesting developments...
Did you know - the Travelers Tales dev team behind Crash Twinsanity (of which I am one ) meet up every so often, and talk about the possibility of pitching a remastered version with all of the cut content put back in...including the scenes shown below ->
Also, did you know that one of the producers on Twinsanity (from Vivendi Universal) now works for Vicarious Visions...
...interesting developments...
) meet up every so often, and talk about the possibility of pitching a remastered version with all of the cut content put back in...including the scenes shown below ->Also, did you know that one of the producers on Twinsanity (from Vivendi Universal) now works for Vicarious Visions...
...interesting developments...
CTR, the GOAT, of course
Really now? That is interesting.
Did you know - the Travelers Tales dev team behind Crash Twinsanity (of which I am one ) meet up every so often, and talk about the possibility of pitching a remastered version with all of the cut content put back in...including the scenes shown below ->
Also, did you know that one of the producers on Twinsanity (from Vivendi Universal) now works for Vicarious Visions...
...interesting developments...
) meet up every so often, and talk about the possibility of pitching a remastered version with all of the cut content put back in...including the scenes shown below ->Also, did you know that one of the producers on Twinsanity (from Vivendi Universal) now works for Vicarious Visions...
...interesting developments...
Really now? That is interesting.
Vicarious Visions are an Activision subsiderary, so they wouldn't be working on a new Medievil or something like that.
Much as I would like to see them take on the Spyro Trilogy, I'd like to see them take on a brand new Crash game. Essentially ignoring everything since then in the style of Sonic Mania, of sorts.
Wrath of Cortex has not aged well (Especially the graphics. Woof! Bunch of Fugly versions of Cortex in that thing). I'm a fan of Twinsanity and it's bizarreness but it can be left as-is now, and Titans / Mutants can just be ignored.
Go back to Crash, Coco, Cortex, the masks and a bunch of weirdo enemies. Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze proved that there is still so much more to be found in side scrolling platformers, and a new Crash game could very easily find some awesome new ways to play a behind-the-back corridor platformer.
Much as I would like to see them take on the Spyro Trilogy, I'd like to see them take on a brand new Crash game. Essentially ignoring everything since then in the style of Sonic Mania, of sorts.
Wrath of Cortex has not aged well (Especially the graphics. Woof! Bunch of Fugly versions of Cortex in that thing). I'm a fan of Twinsanity and it's bizarreness but it can be left as-is now, and Titans / Mutants can just be ignored.
Go back to Crash, Coco, Cortex, the masks and a bunch of weirdo enemies. Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze proved that there is still so much more to be found in side scrolling platformers, and a new Crash game could very easily find some awesome new ways to play a behind-the-back corridor platformer.