Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex

THE BAD:
nothing

SUMMARY:
this game is awesome. it has better levels than crash bandicoot warped. you can ride on cool vehicals like a 4x4 to a mini scooter up to a helipack and a awesome mech. join crash and his little sister coco to foil cortex's plan for the 4th time in a row. cortex's plan is to create a super bandicoot named crunch who is stronger, smarter, and faster than crash himself! uka-uka releases 4 destructive elemental masks, earth, water, fire, and wind on helpless planet earth. the elemental masks names are rok-ko, wa-wa, pyro, and lo-lo. aku-aku helps crash and coco on their misson to collect all 25 crystals. there are over 30 different enviorments including a japanese village, the jungles of africa, a volcanic island and even cortex's castle! my favorite level is medivel madness because you control crash in a ball and in one part of this level is like a pinball machine.

THE BAD:
Repetitive missions...

SUMMARY:
I found this to be just another adventure game that had nothing special. I think it was a descent game however it didn't offer anything special has I had hoped that it would. The missions were fun at first but got repetitive very quickly. They were the same old thing. Go beat up him, go open the door, go destroy this, etc.

Hopefully they'll make the Crash Bandicoot series as good as it once was with the next installment in the series.

Overall Outcome: Rent It!

THE BAD:
Lacks vision

SUMMARY:
-Written by search66 for netjak.com

"Sony's once lead character has drifted away from the Playstation motif and is trying its hat on different platforms. The attempt is just that, and attempt and fails to become a viable platformer."

Intro
Everyone knows that Crash Bandicoot was Sony's goto boy. Every console in the past has had their mascot. Nintendo has Mario, Sega has Sonic, Sony has Crash and Turbo Grafx has Bonk... ok, I had to throw in a reference to the big headed caveman...

With that said, I never thought I would see the day when Crash would ever would be played on a Nintendo console. But, I said the same thing when Sonic hit the Gamecube. While I was optimistic in seeing another platformer on Little Blue, the untimely release was just misplaced. Mario is the king of platformers, and being released so close to Sunshine was just a huge...