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Crash Twinsanity (2004)
Nintendo GameCube · PlayStation 2 · Xbox
3.68 from 425 ratings
873 members have it in their collection · 16 playing now · 148 backlogged · 89 wish listed
How long? · 100% 6h (from 1 logged playthrough)
Crash Twinsanity is the fifth mainline series game of the Crash Bandicoot series where Crash and the villain Cortex are forced into partnership. Each character occupies the same screen but they run along on different planes. Crash's gameplay is mostly the same as before, he can still do his trademark spin attack, double jump and body slam moves. The originality …
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Crash Twinsanity is the fifth mainline series game of the Crash Bandicoot series where Crash and the villain Cortex are forced into partnership. Each character occupies the same screen but they run along on different planes. Crash's gameplay is mostly the same as before, he can still do his trademark spin attack, double jump and body slam moves. The originality comes in his duo with Dr. Cortex, as he can throw him to places he can't reach himself or use him as a hammer to slap enemies. The consistent conflict between both heroes causes many funny situations.
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Details
- Developers
- Traveller's Tales
- Publishers
- Sierra Entertainment, Vivendi Universal Games
- Genres
- Platform
- Themes
- Comedy, Science fiction
- Franchises
- Crash Bandicoot
- Series
- Crash Bandicoot
Release dates
- Sep 28, 2004 (North_America) PlayStation 2, Xbox
- Oct 08, 2004 (Europe) PlayStation 2, Xbox
- Nov 09, 2004 (Japan) PlayStation 2, Xbox
- TBD (Cancelled) (Worldwide) Nintendo GameCube
Also available on
- Crash Twinsanity (2004) · Mobile
- Crash Twinsanity 3D (2004) · Mobile
Related
Bundled in
- Crash Bandicoot Action Pack (Jun 2007) · PS2
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Rating distribution
5 stars
97
4 stars
149
3 stars
135
2 stars
34
1 star
10
Community All Reviews Statuses
Review DoctorDink 3/5 · Sep 11, 2023
Unique Missed Potential
This is more or less the general consensus of Crash Twinsanity. Changing the series routes to a linear adventure platformer instead of something level based like previous 0games, while also having much more open level design. A unique soundtrack and a strong visual style ensure the game is quite nice to experience, and the gameplay is overall pretty decent despite …
This is more or less the general consensus of Crash Twinsanity. Changing the series routes to a linear adventure platformer instead of something level based like previous 0games, while also having much more open level design. A unique soundtrack and a strong visual style ensure the game is quite nice to experience, and the gameplay is overall pretty decent despite some bugs and unpolished platform design. It's also damn funny and the "Fish?" cutscene has lived rent free in my head for around a decade at this point.
That said, the game is far too short for what is offered, and doesn't have any replay value. When the game is difficult, it's often unfair, and when it's easy it's usually overly so. It tries to do far too much at once in nearly every department, through plot, settings, characters, etc. Crash 4 implements some of the same concepts through its multiple characters but that game is far more polished (albeit more safe and uninteresting). Plot wise forcing Cortex and Crash to work together is a good idea but the antagonists are completely unremarkable and are actually barely in the game.
It's a disappointing title but it might end up still being my favorite Crash game because of its vibes.
Review ImmyChan 3/5 · Aug 8, 2022
Not Bad, Just VERY Unfinished
What's on display here is a very solid and creative Crash title that given the proper time and care during development could have been something amazing, unfortunately though, the devs were rushed, so what's on display here is an unfinished, short and buggy glimpse into what could have been one of the best Crash games in the series å
