LethalP on 03 July 2017
I didn't actually expect this for Crash, but it does make sense. People forget just how big he was. He genuinely managed to reach pop culture status, something Nathan Drake and all these cinematic Sony games never have or will achieve. Spyro did too to a lesser extent.
It also speaks volumes of how Sega need to stop oversaturating the market with shitty Sonic games and just have a massive rethink of the whole thing. Sonic Mania is a great start, but I fear Sonic Forces might leave an all too familiar taste in peoples mouths. It's certainly not going to perform like the N Sane Trilogy, of that I'm certain.
