Advance through the levels in any order you wish thanks to the level hub system. Will Crash be able to find all of the crystals? Can Dr. Cortex be trusted or is all of this an elaborate ruse? Neo Cortex is back with a vengeance And he's asking for help from his arch nemesis, Crash Bandicoot?
Or is it just some conniving plan to lure Crash into a deadly trap for his own evil bidding? Find out as Crash takes on a whole new adventure that's out of this world!
Slide, crawl, high jump, body slam, swing, surf on a jetboard, fly with a jetpack - and more! There are others that will work better or worse for your particular hardware. We provide you with one working set-up so that you may get the game up and running, hassle-free.
Boss Warp - To go to the next or previous boss, press and hold L1, L2, R1, R2, and Triangle when standing on the middle platform of a warp room. Climb up them and you will be able to get the Purple gem. We couldn't find some of the information and covers for this game. When more accurate information or covers are obtained, the entry will be updated adding the missing information.
You will find instructions on how to proceed. English Menus and gameplay are in English. As Dr. Neo Cortex delves deeper into the mysteries of the crystal, an alarming truth is revealed to him. The planets are about to align and create a disastrous solar flux capable of destroying life as we know it.
Yet also in the crystal he finds the means to avoid such a disaster and at the same time redeem himself for his past crimes. If he could collect all 25 of the crystals, he could create a new crystal-powered Cortex Vortex that would be capable of absorbing the solar flux and dissipating it harmlessly. Incapable of building such a device by himself, he recruits his old friend, Dr N.
Gin to assist him. Together they can create the device, but who has the courage and the strength to retrieve all of the crystals? There is only one person who Dr. Cortex can think of who possesses the skills necessary to complete this quest Crash Bandicoot!
He saved the planet before, he can do it again. The game starts out with you sitting with your hacker sister, Coco, who is studious typing away on her laptop. Then disaster strikes. Her battery runs out and she appeals to you to get her a new one. You agree to run home and get her power pack; unfortunately you never make it. You are blinded by a bright light and transported to an ancient Warp Room.
In front of you is a holographic projection of the doctor himself and he explains the impending disaster that awaits the Earth. He further tells you that an ancient civilization built these Warp Rooms so that they could instantly transport themselves all over the world.
You need to use these Warp Rooms and the doorways that each of them holds so that you can travel to the location of each of the crystals and retrieve it. Knowing that the fate of the world and your sister is in your hands, you agree to go after the crystals. You get to view Crash from a third-person perspective as you race, jump, spin, crawl and Jet-boat your way past the many dangers that await you.
Piranhas, man-eating plants, twirling penguins and killer whales are just a few of the obstacles you must overcome if you are to save the planet. In each location, there are also several special items that can help Coco and you. Collect all of the Wumpa Fruit you can. For every one hundred pieces of fruit, you will be rewarded with an extra life. These are much the same as coins in Mario Brothers.
There are also boxes that you will encounter along the way. Two of the best that you will want to keep your eyes open for are the one marked with a Witch Doctor's Mask, which will shield Crash from one enemy's attacks, and the Crash boxes that have a pictures of our young hero on it, which will give you an extra life. Some of the boxes that you will want to avoid are the Nitro boxes and the TNT boxes, although there will be times when you will want to touch a TNT box and then make tracks before the counter reaches zero.
If you spot any circles with question marks in them, these lead to bonus areas that contain a lot of extra goodies. If you don't make it to the end of the bonus level, though, you won't get to take any of these goodies with you.
After you successfully retrieve all the crystals from each of the doorways, you will encounter the boss for that level. These range from the twisted Dr. Once you have successfully beaten the boss for that level, you will gain entrance to the next warp room, progressing your way towards the goal of collecting all the crystals.
I really appreciated the fact that you don't have to complete each area in order. You can pick any of the five doorways available to you. When I got stuck on a level, I didn't get frustrated; I just went on to try another doorway. After building up some extra lives, I could go back and try the level over again.
You could even go back to levels that you already completed, to pick up some additional lives or possibly collect the hard-to-find gems that may assist you later in the game.
I will leave that up to you to discover. This game is visually alive. Naughty Dog has put some effort into creating a rich, finely detailed world that feels alive, from the butterflies that pass through the scenes to the images carved into the rocks that and reflections on the ice. It's almost a shame that, for the most part, you are racing past these images without having the time to really take them in.
The extra little details really make this game, like the multitude of facial expressions that Crash wears as he meets his death over and over again. The graphics are sharp and colorful. The animation is smooth and seamless.
Crash Bandicoot 2 is a very entertaining game. The superior graphics, playability and soundtrack made this a game that I found myself enjoying for hours on end. The level of difficulty increases slowly but enough to keep the game continually challenging.
I heartily recommend this game, especially if you are a fan of the original Crash Bandicoot , because everything that you liked about the first game and more can be found in the sequel.
Sony's bandicoot returns for another round of hop-and-bop action in Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back. However, this sequel has some differences over the first game--most notably Crash's new sliding, swinging, and climbing abilities. Crash 2 also boasts to be twice big as the original, with more secret areas to find and enemies to dispatch. Will this sequel be a hit, or will it Crash and burn? Find out in November. Sequel or not, Crash 2 blows the first game out of the water.
The story? It's one year after the first game and Crash has been duped into helping his enemy, Dr. Neo Cortex. Crash must collect 25 crystals to save the world from certain doom--or so he thinks. The integrated save system will not save your progress. You can save your progress in whatever point you like within the game, not only on the official checkpoints offered by the game. Home Emulators Platforms Games. Crash Bandicoot 2: N-Tranced is the eighth installment in the Crash Bandicoot video game series and the second Crash Bandicoot game to be released on a handheld console.
The game's story centers on the exploits of the main character, Crash Bandicoot, as he rescues his friends from the hypnosis of the main antagonist Doctor Nefarious Tropy and his ally N. All GBA Roms.
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