Crash Bandicoot makes quite the remastered return in the N. Sane Trilogy, looking and performing better than ever. This is a very well-done graphical and mechanical upgrade to the original Crash Bandicoot games.

Crash looks and plays very well, and the general design overhaul looks great if you have the graphics card for it. I've actually never played through these Crash Bandicoot games before, and it was just a fun time. It wasn't unnecessarily hard, although there were some challenging levels, but it wasn't an easy trip either.

Overall it was a great platformer with some extra surprises and it looked and played amazingly.

I only beat Crash 1 and attempted to 100% but stuck with those time trials.

I'll probably one day return to just enjoy Crash 2 and Crash Warped (only tried each for few levels) being already enjoyable games on their own since the original, but this one is definitely the version to pick up to play a GOOD Crash 1 version.

Great remakes.

I don't think I ever actually played these games until this remake. I've of course known about them and watched videos of them but it was nice to finally experience them myself.

These games honestly feel like the definition of 3D platformer in the sense that this is what I would imagine someone's first thought of bring a game like Mario into the third dimension. These levels feel very straightforward and not a lot of room to run around in but there's load of obstacles to get through and reach the end. It's also neat how a lot of levels have different objectives so adds to re-playability and depth. Also trying to break all the boxes is a very nice and simple second objective that's always feels great to try and go for even if you fail.

I will say all these games in the collection do feel mostly the same but that's because a lot of QOL stuff was added and it wouldn't make sense not to put it in the older stuff. The third game differently does add some curve balls with the special abilities there. So for the most part this collection is just going through a bunch of levels that luckily are all fun for the most part. There's some boss fights thrown in to add variety and they're all ok, maybe it would be better without them but they don't really out stay their welcome. One major change for the remakes besides the QOL is some physics changes which I personally can't tell since I never played the OGs but I thought it would be fair to bring up.

It's still worth checking out both for the fact it's a fun game but a cool history lesson on 3d Game design.

Level design: 10\10;
Gráfico: 10\10;
Gameplay: 10\10;
Diversificação: 10\10;
Trilha: 10\10;
História: 8\10;
Fator replay: ?\10;
Motivo de não zerar: Vendi meu XBOX, um dia eu zero.

Crash 1: stupidly hard. Never thought i would rage at a game but here we are. Otherwise its cool that we can play as coco. Wish we could in all stages. Squinting real hard at the racist carcitures also lol.

Crash 2: def alot easier. Could actually get 100% this time! So that was nice. Not really much to comment on.

Crash 3: probably my favorite of the bunch. More variety in levels, both in gameplay and looks. Bosses have actual personalities now! Pretty nice