It was made for Playstation. When Crash came out, it was mind-blowing because he could run left, right, and INTO the screen. Crash games can also be found on the Gameboy. For more Crash info, go to: wikipedia.org.
If you don't like challenging platformers, Crash Bandicoot is not for you.
This is an image of Crash's enemy Uka Uka:
Uka Uka works with Crash's arch nemesis Dr. Neo Cortex. Here's an image:
Crash was originally going to be a super soldier for Cortex's army, but the experiment went wrong. His assistant warned him, but he launched straight into it.
If you want to see how Crash was created, go to this cutscene
I've fought a couple bosses, so I have a few suggestions. The first boss in Crash Bandicoot is Papu Papu, a native who attempts to smash you. He's not particularly hard,so long as you watch out for his spin and take him out quickly. I have attempted to beat the next boss, Ripper Roo, but I kept failing. Timing is everything, as this blue kangaroo hops around. You have to work hard and use the big Tnt on platforms to blow him sky-high. The first boss in Cortex Strikes Back is also Ripper Roo, but he's a lot easier. This time the infamous kangaroo leaves a trail of Tnt as he bounces on a cane. Blow him sky-high once more to put him out of business. The first boss in Crash Bandicoot Warped is Tiny Tiger. next page
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