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Message: [QUOTE="Benjamillion, post: 41947, member: 73240"] I used to be one of "those" guys back in the day who just kind of abandoned Crash once Naughty Dog let him off their leash to be under new developers, but as these years have passed I've grown a softer side of giving the post-Naughty Dog era games a try. I used to hate seeing Twinsanity but now I think it's a delight in giving a Saturday morning cartoon kind of feel, and Lex Lang does a pretty good job taking over for Clancy Brown, even though I did miss his more intimidating take on the character. I wasn't sure how to go into Huge Adventure at first. Back in the day I just saw it as a cashgrab with the use of 3D model turned to sprites, reused music tracks from the PS1 games and cutscenes ripping screenshot images from Crash Bandicoot: Warped. But I imagined that it's all the time they had to develop the game for its release so early on in the GBA's life. Going back into playing it again though I did enjoy the 3D-like on-rails levels that were mentioned here. Very intriguing read! [/QUOTE]

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