The Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy is coming to Steam (2024)

The Trilogy is also coming to Xbox One and Nintendo Switch.

Read more on Crash Bandicoot The N.Sane Trilogy's upcoming PC release.

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A Steam listing is now live for the game. £34.99 though...

AlienALX said:

lmfao.

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Dude you are so negative

WYP said:

Quick Update -

A Steam listing is now live for the game. £34.99 though...

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Wow, it's cheaper to buy it on the Switch, even with the "Nintendo Tax"

Tolemac said:

Dude you are so negative

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I was laughing at the price, which is a joke. Come on, £35 for some rehashed games? really?

I paid £25 for Crysis on launch. As for being negative? the game was crap, is crap, and always will be crap. Mario 64 wiped the floor with it and is one of the best games ever made and IMO the best platformer ever made. That's not being negative that is A. Thinking £35 is a rip off and B. Praising the game that really did make history, so a preference if you will

AlienALX said:

I was laughing at the price, which is a joke. Come on, £35 for some rehashed games? really?

I paid £25 for Crysis on launch. As for being negative? the game was crap, is crap, and always will be crap. Mario 64 wiped the floor with it and is one of the best games ever made and IMO the best platformer ever made. That's not being negative that is A. Thinking £35 is a rip off and B. Praising the game that really did make history, so a preference if you will

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AlienALX said:

lol it was rubbish then and it's rubbish now. Poor Mario 64 impostor.

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You are wrong in saying that it is a Mario 64 imposter, both games released in the same year and go about the whole 3D platformer thing in a completely different way. Mario is a full 3D world whereas Crash is a more traditional platformer which has a lot more in common with its 2D predecessors.

I agree that the price is a little steep, but the game is a lot more than a "rehash", very few remasters are made to such a high quality.

If you want to call something a Rehash, look at some of the PS2 re-releases on PS4, The Jak and Dexter collection only got a resolution bump and no new assets or even high res textures (Technically making it a downgrade from the PS3 remaster in a sense).

WYP said:

Quick Update -

A Steam listing is now live for the game. £34.99 though...

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I don't think that's too much for a remastered piece of my childhood.

WYP said:

You are wrong in saying that it is a Mario 64 imposter, both games released in the same year and go about the whole 3D platformer thing in a completely different way. Mario is a full 3D world whereas Crash is a more traditional platformer which has a lot more in common with its 2D predecessors.

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Yeah, in that it's linear. Just my opinion. Quite simply - racing games PSX 1 N64 0. Platform games? evened it out a little.

WYP said:

I agree that the price is a little steep, but the game is a lot more than a "rehash", very few remasters are made to such a high quality.

If you want to call something a Rehash, look at some of the PS2 re-releases on PS4, The Jak and Dexter collection only got a resolution bump and no new assets or even high res textures (Technically making it a downgrade from the PS3 remaster in a sense).

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You'll have to forgive me for being rather cynical. You see, when a game comes out and you pay £x I don't expect to pay the same price or more for the same game all over again. Which seems to be becoming a trend now. It's almost as if the developers are saying "Look, we really CBA writing new and better games so let us just put some new graphics on this one you've played already and £35 thx m8 gr8".

Which isn't really washing with me. I know the publishers are all about "Less is more !" but it's actually becoming very apparent just where their priorities and greed lie.

ImprovizoR said:

I don't think that's too much for a remastered piece of my childhood.

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Pricing is something that will always come down to personal taste. I want to replay the old crash games, but this price isn't an "I'm buying this right now" kinda price.

I'm loving all the effort that has gone into this remaster, have been very tempted to get this on the PS4.

AlienALX said:

Yeah, in that it's linear. Just my opinion. Quite simply - racing games PSX 1 N64 0. Platform games? evened it out a little.

You'll have to forgive me for being rather cynical. You see, when a game comes out and you pay £x I don't expect to pay the same price or more for the same game all over again. Which seems to be becoming a trend now. It's almost as if the developers are saying "Look, we really CBA writing new and better games so let us just put some new graphics on this one you've played already and £35 thx m8 gr8".

Which isn't really washing with me. I know the publishers are all about "Less is more !" but it's actually becoming very apparent just where their priorities and greed lie.

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*Cough* 3 games, not 1.