I am thankful Family Friendly Gaming purchased a copy of Crash Bandicoot N-Sane Trilogy on the PS4 for this review. I gave up on the PR and Marketing people for this game being professional in any way, shape or manner.

When Sony announced the Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy during E3 2016, fans who had been longing for the world's favourite orange marsupial to return rejoiced. Finally, players could experience the adventures of Crash in his bid to defeat Cortex in HD, admire the environments with better graphics...

A pleasant, but flawed, walk down gaming memory lane.

When it flows; it's great; Crash is a loveable mascot; Perfect nostalgia fodder

Way too much trial and error; Controls are fiddly; Has most definitely aged

It's telling that by the third game in the trilogy we get here, where perspective changes and variety in locations happen more regularly and frequently, Crash Bandicoot finally becomes fun. Simplistic, often uninspired, but fun. Crash Bandicoot N.

The visual remaster of these three Crash games fails to disappoint. It's visually stunning. So stunning in fact, some fans adopted Vicarious Visions' use of the term ‘rebuilt' in place of ‘remastered,' which was possibly a lawyer's dodge to avoid giving Naughty Dog any visible credit for actually...

Crash Bandicoot: The N.Sane Trilogy is one of those moments in gaming that everything comes together in a near-perfect way. Excellent graphics and sound are layered on a trilogy of games that already played beautifully and offered a terrific experience.

You'll get your chance when Crash Bandicoot: N Sane Trilogy launches next year. Just don't call it a comeback…

Crash Bandicoot N'sane Trilogy – aka Crash Bandicoot: Wrath of Nostalgia – shows there are three ways companies can go to make a HD version of an older game: don't fix what's broken and give it a good polish, redo the game completely or just be Bethesda and milk that cash cow.

Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy was one of the best remakes available on the PS4 and it earns that honor once again on Nintendo Switch. The visuals don't fully match up, but they are much closer than would be expected out of Nintendo's little console/handheld hybrid.

Crash hurts. No, not just my poor nostalgic soul gazing through the years at younger me imagining what potential she had and would subs...

Every single level is beautiful; This is a total love letter to the series; Thankfully; the save system has been upgraded

Neither analogue or d-pad controls feel precise enough, ...and that imprecision will kill you; Repeatedly