Crash Bandicoot 4: Now is the time for the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X / S
Munich, March 12, 2021 – After the familiar furry landing of the famous orange pie roof last year, Crash Bandicoot ™ 4: It’s About Time Now PlayStation ® 5, Xbox Series X | Also available in S and Nintendo Switch. Of course, PC gamers are not beaten either: you can get the game via Battle.net from March 26th!
Crash Bandicoot ™ 4: It’s about time on new platforms, Activision Blizzard, Inc. is celebrating its 25th anniversary with Crash. It brings a lot of speed in many universes! As the first monument to Crash’s Friday anniversary and the many lives he has gambled on so far, everyone can access the new X-ray skins for Crash and Coco after finishing second in the game.
PlayStation ® 5 and Xbox Series X | Players of the version for S can look forward to enjoying the adventure with Crash, his friends and foes, thanks to the 4K resolution with 60 fps with incredibly sharp graphics[i]. On next-gen platforms, players enjoy shorter loading times, and the 3D Play and Xbox Series X on the PlayStation ® 5 | S. Thanks to the DualSense wireless controller, owners of the PlayStation ® 5 can expect a particularly different experience, while adaptive triggers allow them to feel the power of their actions at their fingertips. Functional Card Function provides players on the PlayStation ® 5 with an overview of their progress in various dimensions of the game and helps them track their goals. Xbox Series X | On the S, Smart Delivery ensures that gamers can run the best version for their respective consoles. But that’s not all, because the Pie Badger also disabled the feast on the Nintendo Switch, so fans can now run Crash Bandicoot 4: it’s time for travel.
Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s time to create Toys for Pop PlayStation ® 5, Xbox Series X | Available in digital platform stores for the S and Nintendo Switch for. Owners of editions for the PlayStation ® 4, PlayStation Pro 4 Pro, Xbox One or Xbox One X can get the next gen update 2 within the console family for free (except in Japan).
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