Crash Bandicoot has been around for what seems like forever, but hasn’t really been all that relevant for…well, what seems like forever. Sure, his games kept selling, but they’d been stuck in a rut of ho-hum by the numbers platforming and kart racing for years. Based on this footage, however, it appears that Crash of the Titans might not actually suck. The levels remind me somewhat of Jak and Daxter and commanding big-ass creatures to do your bidding is always a good time.
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