Along with the first extended look at the upcoming remastered version of Crash Bandicoot above, the team behind the series revival shared a new side-by-side comparison between the new N. Sane Trilogy game and the original.
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The new game looks infinitely better than the 1996 PlayStation original. But as with any sort of remaster or reimagining, there are some fans and some haters.
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Fans of the original Crash Bandicoot did their own side-by-side comparisons of the new look at the Sewer or Later level and the old version.
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Sure, it’s not all perfect -- the developers have taken some artistic liberties in the details of the visual designs -- but it’s hard to not be impressed with how advanced the game is looking 20 years later.
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