Crash Bandicoot
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The arduous grind of attempting to fully clear Crash Bandicoot: N. Sane Trilogy
Containing remastered versions of the first three Crash Bandicoot games with a few extra bells and whistles, the N. Sane Trilogy is every bit as fun – and maddeningly difficult – as fans remember.
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Retro rewind: Ranking the 6 games of the original Crash Bandicoot and Spyro trilogies
As I revisit some of the most beloved games from my childhood, here’s a look at how I’d rank the six platforming games that put the PlayStation on the map for children and families.
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The 6 games currently in my rotation on Steam
It’s been the summer of Steam for my wife and I, with these six titles keeping me occupied the most in recent weeks.
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26 years after its release, Crash Bash deserves a ground-up remaster
The forgotten entry to the series of the five Crash Bandicoot games released for the PlayStation, this party game could see a brand new life with a remaster.
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What I hope to see in the new Spyro game
Slated for release within the first half of 2027, Spyro: A Realm Beyond will be the first new title for the series in 19 years.
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Despite longstanding association, Crash and Spyro games thrive on their differences
The two series have always been talked about in the same conversations and have held a loose degree of association with one another – but how similar are the games themselves?
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3 video games that deserve a re-release on Steam
As the gaming world continues to shift further away from console dominance, here’s a look at a few titles I’d love to get the chance to play on Steam.
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Retro rewind: Ranking the 5 hubworlds of Crash Team Racing
In what will likely be the final ranking involving the 1999 kart racer, I take a look at the feature that made Crash Team Racing what it was – the immersive hubworlds within the single-player story mode.
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Retro rewind: Ranking the 5 boss races of Crash Team Racing
A long revered game in the kart racing genre, Crash Team Racing’s single-player mode featured plenty of challenges while helping to set the game apart from its contemporaries.
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3 characters that should have been made playable in the Super Smash Bros. series
While Super Smash Bros. Ultimate features an expansive roster of 86 different playable characters, a few fan favorites were still overlooked.