Crash Bandicoot : Retro Review

All the stuff that made Crash Bandicoot great.

In 1996 Naughty Dog & Sony Entertainment created Crash Bandicoot. Which is still, to this day, one of my favorite games. The graphics are exceptional for such an old game. The story is rather intelligent, Crash Bandicoot is mutated from a Bandicoot along with his girlfriend, CoCo, due to the twisted experiments of one Neo Cortex. When his girlfriend is kidnapped, a chase insues, but with help from the ancient Ooga-Booga mask, he goes from island to island looking for his lost love. On the way he defeats several bosses, & finally the biggest boss of them all Neo Cortex. Once Neo Cortex is defeated Crash searches for the gems & keys, so he can once again defeat Cortex. The levels are creative & fun, the game lasts you a while, seeing as how it is very difficult. In conclusion, Crash Bandicoot kicks mo fuggin ass!
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    rtoman Posted 4 years 4 months ago
    starfox is right because i remember in cb3 dr. neo cortex unleashed uka uka the evil spirit brother of aku aku

    the exact phrase he said was "uka uka is free? Oh no this can not be"

    trust me coco is not crashes girlfriend because in the first game you collect tawna symbols so you can do the bonus stages.

    to the day i say that crash bandicoot is the best ps1 game along with spyro and the coolboarders series
    starfox81 Posted 4 years 9 months ago
    okay now i am a crash fan too and i like you are taking notice of it but the way the article was made maks it look like you have never played the game. okay you say coco is crash's girlfriend that is wrong tawna is crash's girlfriend who only appered in the first game coco is crash's sister who first apperd in crash 2 and this ooga booga is really called aku aku
    rksexy2finger Posted 6 years 8 months ago
    Need more detal and more pics
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