‘Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy’ PS4 Release Date, Price; More 'Crash' Games To Follow

Despite the lack of official announcement from the developer, latest updates indicate that "Crash Bandicoot" could star in a new game after the release date of the N Sane Trilogy. Although "Crash Bandicoot" N. Sane Trilogy is perfectly in line for a 2017 release date, it is reported that players are probably going to discover more about the iconic game character after the launch.

Express reports that when the team in charge of the "Crash Bandicoot" remake were asked whether or not fans are going to see more Crash after the trilogy of remakes, a spokesperson replied, "Obviously we are fans.....Everybody wants to see a new Crash game. I am on the side with everybody else. We would love to see as much Crash as possible. It is really cool that he is really making a comeback right now."

However, the comeback of a new "Crash Bandicoot" game would probably be dependent on the success of the N. Sane trilogy. Talking about a release date, it is reported that the new "Crash Bandicoot" PS4 remakes have been scheduled to ship February 28, by a Brazilian retailer. But gamers have stated that the scheduled date would likely clash with that of "Horizon: Zero Dawn."

Furthermore, this is not the first time Feb. 28 has been reported as a potential launch date for the N Sane Trilogy. It is reported that the Finnish retailer, VPD.fi and a Brazilian retailer also listed the release date for the new bundle on the same day, but Sony and Activision still have not confirmed a release date.

Dailystar reports that the upgraded versions of the original title collection of remakes of the first three titles in the "Crash Bandicoot" series Cortex Strikes Back and Warped will launch on June 30. This is part of the bundle, which was recently unveiled during the PlayStation Experience in Anaheim, California. Activision and the team in charge of Skylanders, Vicarious Visions will lead the development of the "Crash Bandicoot" Remastered Collection.

Fans of "Crash Bandicoot" can get a glimpse of what to expect by playing the latest Skylanders game as the game's villain, Doctor Neo Cortex is also in Skylanders Imaginators intact with his hoverboard, signature blaster ray, and explosive mines. The Thumpin Wumpa Islands level will include Crash Zones that feature the boulder chases from the original PS1 release.

In addition, it is being reported that price range from Amazon revealed that the remastered "Crash Bandicoot" games will ship with a price tag of £49.99. But the game's developer, Activision claimed that it will cost $39.99.