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https://thewarproom.com/showthread.php?tid=101&pid=488#pid488 Cogmonkey did this and found code that indicated costumes for Tawna, Dingodile, and Cortex were either scrapped or are in development still among other things. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOKR0l0P1Jo It's also gone over in this video
Call me bias, But I feel like Crash Bandicoot is the only one on that list that really "Needs" to be in Smash.
Wait until E3 2021 o so, there is likely a 9/10 months wait like it was for Spyro Trilogy. Expect a july or august release date. Maybe the same day or month at least as the Switch “Pro”. (Just like Spyro was released the same month as Switch Lite).
that’s probably when crash will pop out for smash bro’s ultimate as well
I mean, fans can hope so. But I don't want to get excited. I don't think 2 characters on the first pass made much sense. Well, at least the one.
Without a doubt, I wouldn't mind if Sonic was involved in some capacity, But the focus should definitely be Mario and Crash Bandicoot or a friendly rivalry that all 3 can have under one roof that is Super Smash Bros.
I think it's been talked about and it's gotten around (I saw a Japanese tweet from July that discussed it?), but nobody's flat-out confirmed it outright.
It was mentioned in articles a few years prior to the details on that document potentially being leaked. The document's existence, if it actually does exist at all, isn't anything new. It's details, however, are new.
I agree, I'd need someone to flat-out tell us it's real. It looks great if it's true for a multitude of reasons (I doubt Activision would just leave a detail that big on a plan if they didn't have it approved to do), but it's all just speculation until we get real info.
At any rate, I figure that the 5-year plan may get an extension thanks to N.Sane, Nitro-Fueled and 4 selling like hotcakes. We'll know the full picture by the end of next year.
It's possible. For a good while now, whenever major Crash news happen, they tend to just so happen to drop on the day major Ultimate news occur.
& Nitro-Fueled at the VGAs & at E3, on the day that Nitro-Fueled's DLC was announced Sakurai Presents, on the day that Crash 4 was (officially) announced
The N. Sane Trilogy is a great way to experience the original titles, and Crash 4 is an excellent game as well. I'd say if you're leaning more towards experiencing the original games before you hop into Crash 4, then get N. Sane so you have a better understanding of what's going on in Crash 4. But if you don't care about that and want to hop into the new stuff, then get Crash 4.As someone who never played crash, just spyro games, should I get the insane trilogy before Crash 4, or just go straight into Crash 4? I heard conflicting things about the trilogy remake, but since i never played the originals I dunno if that would really affect me
I would suggest trying N. Sane first, as 4 is geared towards series veterans used to the difficulty of earlier games.As someone who never played crash, just spyro games, should I get the insane trilogy before Crash 4, or just go straight into Crash 4? I heard conflicting things about the trilogy remake, but since i never played the originals I dunno if that would really affect me
haha yeah I heard that 4 is like the souls of Crash games, lol. I will start with the trilogy then thanks y'all
Definitely play the N.Sane Trilogy first to give you an idea of what your getting into and While the Crash Bandicoot games don't have some big complex story, The first 3 games will give you an idea of what the franchise's origins is all about and get to see why Crash Bandicoot is such a beloved and iconic character and franchise that many want to see in Super Smash Bros.As someone who never played crash, just spyro games, should I get the insane trilogy before Crash 4, or just go straight into Crash 4? I heard conflicting things about the trilogy remake, but since i never played the originals I dunno if that would really affect me
Farm lives if you play the Nsane trilogy first. That's the best advice I can give. Unless you're like a platforming god or something. That and watch for Crash's shadow when coming down from a jump.As someone who never played crash, just spyro games, should I get the insane trilogy before Crash 4, or just go straight into Crash 4? I heard conflicting things about the trilogy remake, but since i never played the originals I dunno if that would really affect me
they can still add them in post launch like they did with ctr
I hate to jinx it too, but Crash is one of the two fighters I am absolutely sold on being in the game. The other is Rex.
Based on what we know of SuperBot basically having no negotiating power and no funding to make Playstation All-Stars, I don't think it's particularly relevant Crash didn't make it in considering how much that team basically got bullied by every developer they worked with. Sakurai has a massive amount of clout in the industry, Nintendo is very willing to bank roll content for Smash, and Activision is also much more interested in relaunching Crash as a proper IP than they were 8 years ago.
For what it's worth, there isn't enough time or room to fit in every company's character for this time (if Sak continues to reiterate that Fighters Pass 2 is the final one, which he most likely will). Even Grasshopper's Suda could only receive a Mii costume for Travis despite him being on friendly terms with Sakurai.
Moreover, given Smash Ultimate will likely be a prominent game for many more years to come, the spotlight on Crash would be one that lasts for some time, far longer than All Stars or even certain older Smash games would have had.
