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'''''Crash Bandicoot Worlds''''' is an early concept for a ''[[Crash Bandicoot (series)|Crash Bandicoot]]'' game. It was likely conceived in 1999, as suggested by a timestamp on concept art for the game's logo. It was at a time when [[Universal Interactive Studios]] wanted the series to transition to the sixth generation of gaming consoles. ''Crash Bandicoot Worlds'' was planned to be distributed by [[Sony Computer Entertainment]] as a [[PlayStation 2]] exclusive. The company considered [[Mark Cerny]] as the game designer. According to Mark Cerny, the game would have featured open world exploration, unlike the linear style of the first three adventure games. ''Crash Bandicoot Worlds'' would have likely featured interplanetary travel, as suggested by the planets surrounding the logo. Β | '''''Crash Bandicoot Worlds''''' is an early concept for a ''[[Crash Bandicoot (series)|Crash Bandicoot]]'' game. It was likely conceived in 1999, as suggested by a timestamp on concept art for the game's logo. It was at a time when [[Universal Interactive Studios]] wanted the series to transition to the sixth generation of gaming consoles. ''Crash Bandicoot Worlds'' was planned to be distributed by [[Sony Computer Entertainment]] as a [[PlayStation 2]] exclusive. The company considered [[Mark Cerny]] as the game designer. According to Mark Cerny, the game would have featured open world exploration, unlike the linear style of the first three adventure games. ''Crash Bandicoot Worlds'' would have likely featured interplanetary travel, as suggested by the planets surrounding the logo. Β | ||
''Crash Bandicoot Worlds'' was scrapped around the time when Universal tasked [[Traveller's Tales]] to create a new ''Crash Bandicoot'' game, because Universal's contract with [[Naughty Dog]] expired. The game had a 12-month development period, and it was released as ''[[Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex]]''. During development, Universal was worried about a different development studio handling the franchise, so contrary to Mark Cerny's vision with ''Crash Bandicoot Worlds'', Universal made it so that ''Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex'' would retain the linear style of the first three ''Crash Bandicoot'' games. Open world exploration was only included in the | ''Crash Bandicoot Worlds'' was scrapped around the time when Universal tasked [[Traveller's Tales]] to create a new ''Crash Bandicoot'' game, because Universal's contract with [[Naughty Dog]] expired. The game had a 12-month development period, and it was released as ''[[Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex]]''. During development, Universal was worried about a different development studio handling the franchise, so contrary to Mark Cerny's vision with ''Crash Bandicoot Worlds'', Universal made it so that ''Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex'' would retain the linear style of the first three ''Crash Bandicoot'' games. Open world exploration was only included in the next console adventure title, ''[[Crash Twinsanity]]''. | ||
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