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'''''Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time''''' is a platformer title that serves as a retcon of the games that initially succeeded ''[[Crash Bandicoot: Warped]]''. It was developed by [[Toys for Bob]] (with help from [[Beenox]]) and published by [[Activision]]. Despite its name, ''Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time'' is the eighth installment of the main ''[[Crash Bandicoot (series)|Crash Bandicoot]]'' series. The game was first released for the [[PlayStation 4]] and [[Xbox One]] in 2020, and was later released for the [[PlayStation 5]], [[Xbox Series X/S]], the [[Nintendo Switch]], and [[Microsoft Windows]] in 2021.
'''''Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time''''' is a platformer title that serves as a retcon of the games that initially succeeded ''[[Crash Bandicoot: Warped]]''. It was developed by [[Toys for Bob]] (with help from [[Beenox]]) and published by [[Activision]]. Despite its name, ''Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time'' is the eighth installment of the main ''[[Crash Bandicoot (series)|Crash Bandicoot]]'' series. The game was first released for the [[PlayStation 4]] and [[Xbox One]] in 2020, and was later released for the [[PlayStation 5]], [[Xbox Series X/S]], the [[Nintendo Switch]], and [[Microsoft Windows]] in 2021.


==Plot==
==Story==
''Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time'' is set in alternate timeline following the events of the first three games, while all other mainline titles, including a couple of Game Boy Advance games in the ''Crash Bandicoot'' franchise, are retconned in its place. After [[Crash Bandicoot]]'s [[Crash Bandicoot: Warped|last triumph]], [[Uka Uka]] attempts to bust himself, [[Doctor Neo Cortex|Dr. Neo Cortex]], and [[Doctor Nefarious Tropy|Dr. N. Tropy]] from their prison in the past. His latest effort tears open a hole in the fabric of space and time and puts him in a deep sleep due to exhaustion. Cortex and N. Tropy swiftly escape, leaving Uka Uka, and discover that the Quantum Rift they use links their universe to the rest of the multiverse, leading them deciding to make use of it to conquer all dimensions. To ensure success, the pair creates the Rift Generator, capable of opening other Quantum Rifts, and recruit aid from [[Doctor N. Gin|Dr. N. Gin]] and [[Doctor Nitrus Brio|Dr. N. Brio]] to provide an army in anticipation of their enemies' interference. Meanwhile, [[Aku Aku]], Uka Uka's older twin brother, senses the disturbance in space and time emanating from [[N. Sanity Peak]] and enjoins Crash to investigate. Upon arriving, he comes across [[Lani-Loli]], whom Aku Aku recognizes as one of the [[Quantum Masks]]—four ancient witch doctor masks that have great power over space and time, and who would only appear if something has opened up the multiverse. Lani spots a rift and suspects there is suspense, leading to Crash and his sister Coco agreeing to follow him across the multiverse and find the other Quantum Masks, while dealing with the anarchy the evil doctor is creating.
''Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time'' is set in alternate timeline following the events of the first three games, while all other mainline titles, including a couple of Game Boy Advance games in the ''Crash Bandicoot'' franchise, are retconned in its place. After [[Crash Bandicoot]]'s [[Crash Bandicoot: Warped|last triumph]], [[Uka Uka]] attempts to bust himself, [[Doctor Neo Cortex|Dr. Neo Cortex]], and [[Doctor Nefarious Tropy|Dr. N. Tropy]] from their prison in the past. His latest effort tears open a hole in the fabric of space and time and puts him in a deep sleep due to exhaustion. Cortex and N. Tropy swiftly escape, leaving Uka Uka, and discover that the Quantum Rift they use links their universe to the rest of the multiverse, leading them deciding to make use of it to conquer all dimensions. To ensure success, the pair creates the Rift Generator, capable of opening other Quantum Rifts, and recruit aid from [[Doctor N. Gin|Dr. N. Gin]] and [[Doctor Nitrus Brio|Dr. N. Brio]] to provide an army in anticipation of their enemies' interference. Meanwhile, [[Aku Aku]], Uka Uka's older twin brother, senses the disturbance in space and time emanating from [[N. Sanity Peak]] and enjoins Crash to investigate. Upon arriving, he comes across [[Lani-Loli]], whom Aku Aku recognizes as one of the [[Quantum Masks]]—four ancient witch doctor masks that have great power over space and time, and who would only appear if something has opened up the multiverse. Lani spots a rift and suspects there is suspense, leading to Crash and his sister Coco agreeing to follow him across the multiverse and find the other Quantum Masks, while dealing with the anarchy the evil doctor is creating.


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However, when they take a celebratory trip to Neon City in [[The Sn@xx Dimension, 3023|the Sn@xx Dimension]], Cortex betrays the group and kidnaps Kupuna-Wa, using her powers to travel back in time to [[Cortex Island, 1996|1996]] (the year of his original bid for world domination) in an attempt to obstruct his fiasco known as [[Crash Bandicoot (game)|Crash's creation]]. In the end, the doctor is unable to both convince his past self to capture and evolve a wombat instead of the past Crash for the experiment and kill the present Crash, Coco and Aku Aku, who followed him from the future. When the Quantum Masks banish him to the end of the universe, the past Cortex proceeds with the experiment, preparing to brainwash the past Crash with the [[Cortex Vortex]]; the present Crash inadvertently destroys the Vortex's power source, causing it to malfunction and fail to brainwash his past self, thereby ensuring his own creation thanks to a casual loop. Dingodile rebuilds and reopens his diner, Cortex relaxes on the end of the universe and enjoys the peace and quiet, and Crash, Coco, Tawna, Aku Aku and the Quantum Masks play video games at their home on [[N. Sanity Island]]. Following an epilogue narrated by Crash detailing the fates and whereabouts of the game's characters, Cortex's relaxation is interrupted by the sudden appearance of Uka Uka.
However, when they take a celebratory trip to Neon City in [[The Sn@xx Dimension, 3023|the Sn@xx Dimension]], Cortex betrays the group and kidnaps Kupuna-Wa, using her powers to travel back in time to [[Cortex Island, 1996|1996]] (the year of his original bid for world domination) in an attempt to obstruct his fiasco known as [[Crash Bandicoot (game)|Crash's creation]]. In the end, the doctor is unable to both convince his past self to capture and evolve a wombat instead of the past Crash for the experiment and kill the present Crash, Coco and Aku Aku, who followed him from the future. When the Quantum Masks banish him to the end of the universe, the past Cortex proceeds with the experiment, preparing to brainwash the past Crash with the [[Cortex Vortex]]; the present Crash inadvertently destroys the Vortex's power source, causing it to malfunction and fail to brainwash his past self, thereby ensuring his own creation thanks to a casual loop. Dingodile rebuilds and reopens his diner, Cortex relaxes on the end of the universe and enjoys the peace and quiet, and Crash, Coco, Tawna, Aku Aku and the Quantum Masks play video games at their home on [[N. Sanity Island]]. Following an epilogue narrated by Crash detailing the fates and whereabouts of the game's characters, Cortex's relaxation is interrupted by the sudden appearance of Uka Uka.


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