It's been almost exactly a year since Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy arrived on the PS4 , and the game is finally making its way to the Nintendo Switch (as well as Xbox One and Windows).

Short levels are a natural fit for taking the Switch on the go; So much nostalgia; Remastered graphics make the games feel brand new; even if the content is the same as the originals

Controls can be a bit slippery-feeling; Tags

Crash Bandicoot could well be considered PlayStation's first mascot. Though he didn't always stay exclusive to the console, for the late '90s he was effectively Sony's Mario. If you'd laid your hands on an original PlayStation controller during that time, chances are good that you've played a Crash...

Beautifully rebuilt graphics; Pixel perfect to the classics; PlayStation's original mascot is back

Maintains some of the classics' oversights; Hitboxes and perspectives can feel off

Way back, over 20 years ago now, a bandicoot crashed his way into our hearts. His name Crash Bandicoot. Over the years Crash, his companion, and even his enemies, have been the hit of several games over a number of systems.

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

Activision has played the nostalgia card like a seasoned Vegas pro, and will no doubt enjoy seeing the sales figures of N. Sane Trilogy skyrocket as a result. Vicarious Visions deserves major props for doing a fantastic job of eliminating the "Whoa… This is way blockier than I remember it to be"...

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.

Time is often harsh to the games of yesteryear. The innovations made by developers in each hardware generation are significant, so much so that games from just a decade or two ago end up feeling like relics from another age.

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…

This is so much fun to play! The graphics are great and it has fun levels. I really like that my young daughter can play, as it's kid friendly, yet also challenging for adults. A classic game that's been reimagined for the best!