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Did You Know Gaming covers canceled Crash Bandicoot 5
Developer Toys For Bob has had a bit of a rocky path in the gaming sphere. They got their start working on licensed tie-in games, then became hugely successful thanks to the Skylanders games, as well as the Crash Bandicoot and Spyro the Dragon remasters. Unfortunately, the popularity of those IPs has dwindled as of late, which led to the loss of a potential Crash Bandicoot 5.
In a new video, Did You Know Gaming lays out everything they could dig up about this lost sequel. According to their sources, this fifth mainline Crash Bandicoot title was planned to be a crossover where Crash would team up with none other than Spyro during his adventure. Unfortunately, due to factors such as the failed online multiplayer spin-off Crash Team Rumble, this concept never became a final product.
Watch the above video for a complete, detailed breakdown of Toys For Bob’s history, and the current state of the Crash Bandicoot and Spyro games.
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