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Contents

  • Welcome Back Crash Bandicoot!
    • Overview
  • The Basics
    • Overview
    • Movement
    • Attacks
    • Special Power Moves
    • Tactics and Tips
  • N-Sanity Island
    • Overview
    • N-Sanity Beach
    • Jungle Rollers
    • The Great Gate
    • Boulders
    • Upstream
    • Papu Papu
    • Rolling Stones
    • Hog Wild
    • Native Fortress
  • Wumpa Island
    • Overview
    • Up the Creek
    • Ripper Roo
    • The Lost City
    • Temple Ruins
    • Road to Nowhere
    • Boulder Dash
    • Sunset Vista
    • Whole Hog Secret Level
    • Koala Kong
  • Cortex Island
    • Overview
    • Heavy Machinery
    • Cortex Power
    • Generator Room
    • Toxic Waste
    • Pinstripe Potoroo
    • The High Road
    • Slippery Climb
    • Lights Out
    • Jaws of Darkness
    • Fumbling in the Dark Secret Level
    • Castle Machinery
    • Dr. Nitrus Brio
    • The Lab
    • The Great Hall
    • Dr. Neo Cortex
    • Stormy Ascent
  • Jungle Warp Room
    • Overview
    • Turtle Woods
    • Snow Go
    • Hang Eight
    • The Pits
    • Crash Dash
    • Ripper Roo
  • Ice Warp Room
    • Overview
    • Snow Biz
    • Air Crash
    • Bear It
    • Crash Crush
    • The Eel Deal
    • Komodo Brothers
  • Sewer Warp Room
    • Overview
    • Plant Food
    • Sewer or Later
    • Bear Down
    • Road to Ruin
    • Un-Bearable
    • Tiny Tiger
    • Totally Bear Secret Level
  • Alpine Warp Room
    • Overview
    • Hangin’ Out
    • Diggin’ It
    • Cold Hard Crash
    • Ruination
    • Bee-Having
    • Dr. Nitrus Gin
    • Totally Fly Secret Level
  • High-Tech Warp Room
    • Overview
    • Piston It Away
    • Rock It
    • Night Fight
    • Pack Attack
    • Spaced Out
    • Dr. Neo Cortex
  • Medieval Location
    • Overview
    • Toad Village
    • Under Pressure
    • Orient Express
    • Bone Yard
    • Makin’ Waves
    • Tiny Tiger
  • Arabic Location
    • Overview
    • Gee Wiz
    • Hang’em High
    • Hog Ride
    • Tomb Time
    • Midnight Run
    • Dingodile
  • Oriental Location
    • Overview
    • Dino Might!
    • Deep Trouble
    • High Time
    • Road Crash
    • Double Header
    • N. Tropy
  • Egyptian Location
    • Overview
    • Sphynxinator
    • Bye Bye Blimps
    • Tell No Tales
    • Future Frenzy
    • Tomb Wader
    • N. Gin
  • Future Location
    • Overview
    • Gone Tomorrow
    • Orange Asphalt
    • Flaming Passion
    • Mad Bombers
    • Bug Lite
    • Dr. Neo Cortex
  • Secret Levels
    • Overview
    • Ski Crazed
    • Hang ’em High
    • Area 51?
    • Future Frenzy
    • Rings of Power
    • Hot Coco
    • Eggipus Rex
    • Future Tense
  • Quick Reference
    • Overview
    • Crash Bandicoot™
    • Crash Bandicoot™ 2: Cortex Strikes Back
    • Crash Bandicoot™ 3: Warped
  • Trophies and Achievements
    • Overview

Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy Guide › Welcome Back Crash Bandicoot!

Overview

Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy features three complete games in one. These are remastered versions of the original games.

The original Crash Bandicoot was released in 1996 for the PlayStation console. Due to its success, sequels were released the following years, with Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back in 1997 and Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped in 1998. From that point on, a new Crash Bandicoot game was released every year through 2010. These included racing games and minigames, as well as the traditional platform games.

Crash eventually branched out to just about every platform imaginable, including all the major console systems and handheld systems. After the release of Crash Bandicoot: Nitro Kart 2 for iOS devices, Crash seemed to go into retirement. It looked like the rascally marsupial had finally given up smashing boxes for good.

Then, in 2017, Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy was released for the PlayStation 4. The remastered games welcomed Crash back, inviting a new generation of gamers into his world of spin attacks and carefully timed jumps that proved to still be great fun over 20 years later. Players loved Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy enough to make it one of the top-selling PlayStation 4 games in 2017. Now Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy is also available on Xbox One, PC, and Nintendo Switch.

Who knows where Crashmania will take us in the future?

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