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Anonymous No.717782064 >>717782692 >>717783404 >>717784640 >>717788781
How did Coco call Crash if her computer didn't have any battery left?
Anonymous No.717782692
>>717782064 (OP)
she's using cortex' pc after getting pipped by him
Anonymous No.717783404
>>717782064 (OP)
she used the local vegetation to make a temporary batery
Anonymous No.717784640
>>717782064 (OP)
When Crash didn't come back, she went off looking for him. Also

>Crash thread
Let's see how long it takes for it go to shit.
Anonymous No.717785850 >>717786295
great thread
Anonymous No.717786295 >>717786374 >>717786557 >>717789447 >>717792218
>>717785850
>buy Crash 4
>genuinely like Crash and Coco's redesigns
>wanna 100% it
>dropped
I feel like Crash 4 deserves another chance but I'm definitely not getting all the boxes or gems, I just want the outfits.
Anonymous No.717786374
>>717786295
Use a 100% save file. Takes no effort at all.
Anonymous No.717786557
>>717786295
Crash 4 problems are not core gameplay related but rather annoying completion stuff like hidden boxes and gems in 15 minute levels.

I actually liked the platforming quite a lot and it's the only game where I like the time trials with the slidespin + triple spin runs
Anonymous No.717788781
>>717782064 (OP)
Bump
Anonymous No.717789447
>>717786295
It's proof that a game can have "too much content" despite gamers constatnly screaming for 200 hours of content in every game

If it was a manageable 100%, I probably would have spent 20 hours 100 percenting the game. Since they made it torture to get all of the boxes from even the early levels, I didn't even bother. Then they want you to redo the levels again but with multiple whacky color filters, they were fucking high.

Also as usual, the levels other than the traditional crash levels sucked ass. Playing as tawna and dingodile was fucking torture.
Anonymous No.717792218
>>717786295
There is a mod which attempts to fix all crates placement and the various bullshit, try it.
Sadly, it breaks n-verted levels, which as unpopular as it is, I actually quite liked