If you can't wait to get your hands on the upcoming Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy, you might want to stop by your local GameStop or Best Buy. Users on NeoGAF are reporting that select stores now have a playable demo of the game available for anyone to try out at their retail kiosks. As far as it is known, the demo appears to be exclusive to the United States.
One GAF user, wrestleman got their hands on the demo. Suffice it to say; the hype is real. Here are a few snippets of what they said:
N. Sane Crash 1 is the definitive version of Crash 1. Hands down, bar none. The physics feel like Crash 1 but they turned off his weird inertia shit so he doesn't feel as much like a fucking runaway tractor trailer. So the box bridges and stuff are both "easier" and "harder". They feel like a good medium. The Brio bonus is a good example. Never once was the fucking up on my part anything but my fault.The graphics in person are not done justice by trailers and captures. The saturation and color is phenomenally done. The HUD and menus are fantastic and animated. The startup screen and stuff is simple but good.Overall, this is the best Crash since the originals. Like the way it plays, looks, sounds. It's top shelf shit. Because it IS the originals, just… better.Just a fantastically made game.
Users on Twitter have taken some shots of the game as proof, including one aptly named account called Bring Back Bandicoot. Here's one of their tweets.
More cool unseen shit no one thought to capture before. pic.twitter.com/2UGd4Lo1DL
— Bring Back Bandicoot (@BringBackCrash) April 14, 2017
So yeah, if you can, head over to your local GameStop or Best Buy and see if you can check the game out. By all accounts, it sounds like Vicarious Visions has succeeded in bringing back a classic. I really hope Crash Team Racing is next on their agenda.
