Dean Gay

Whilst the game has dated (very floaty, boring bosses, occasional unrealistic expectations for completion and some cheap level design), there is no denying that this game was the beginning of something special. The game is still totally playable and a blast but heavily dated, as stated. But overall, the N. Sane Trilogy version comes as the better version, but the OG version is good.

Decent attempt to continue on the legacy of Crash when the fatcats over at Universal Interactive still held the Crash license. Some of the level design is pretty eh and the controls for certain vehicles are bad (floaty, stiff, slippery, etc.) but Crash and most vehicles control well, most of the level design is fun, the music slaps and the bosses are an interesting twist on the formula, if a bit easy and simple in design (aside from World 3 and 5's bosses, they are good). Comes recommended if you can put up with some of the games problems.