Never mind in-game, considering how obviously shady he is while interacting with Crash. Captain Obvious Reveal: Cortex being the game's Big Bad and betraying Crash can be easily deduced by just looking at the game's subtitle.It makes a Blackout Basement, of all things, feel hard to get lost in, it offers a creative Bonus Stage that feels like an Auto-Scrolling Level you're in complete control over, and its music is also the credits music, serving to give off the sense of finality in the stage. For a Secret Level, it sure as heck feels fair and accommodating. Not to mention, the chase at the end riding on top of Polar is nothing short of a spectacle. Secret route aside, this ups the ante from standard boulder chase levels to a ravenous polar bear out for your hide. Fantastic music, a great contrast between the filtration and boiler sections, and a rather lenient usage of branching paths. This served to be the start of Naughty Dog's obsession with sewer levels, and what a way to start it off.
The Eel Deal/Sewer or Later/Hangin' Out.It also helps that the level serves to be the precursor to Warped's Time Trials. The aesthetic manages to find the perfect blend of refreshing and badass following the river levels from the previous game, and the jet board mechanic is an incredibly innovative addition.
#CRASH BANDICOOT 2 HANG EIGHT FULL VERSION#
Many a fan have admitted to losing the final boss on purpose just so they could hear the full version of Neo Cortex's theme. You can clearly hear Mark Mothersbaugh's Devo roots in the BGM of "Piston It Away". He never attacks you the only challenge comes from the time limit-which isn't much of an issue since you only need 3 hits to win-and the bombs and asteroids in your path, the latter of which don't even damage you, only setting you back from hitting Cortex. It's a "Get Back Here!" Boss where Crash chases Cortex through space using the jetpack, and you have to catch up to Cortex hit him. Anti-Climax Boss: The final fight against Cortex. Gin just attacks you as if Crash refused. Gin, there is no option to actually do so N. Does Crash actually believe Cortex's sob story about turning over a new leaf to save the planet, or is he just playing along because Cortex won't let him leave otherwise? When Cortex orders Crash to give the crystals to N. And in all games afterwards, Tiny is suddenly Cortex's most Undyingly Loyal henchman. Brio's helper trying to stop Crash, the first in-game hint as to Cortex's true nature is that the boss battle takes place the first time you see a space level the rest of them take place almost exclusively on Cortex's spaceship in the fifth warp room. Gin boss battle is where Cortex's charade definitely starts to fade. Whose side is Tiny on? Ripper Roo and the Komodo Bros are easily N.
0 kommentar(er)
