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    "Ghostbusters Is Not Cancelled And Will Not Be"

    Earlier, we brought word that Activision was taking inventory of Sierra's catalogue and picking and choosing games it wanted to publish. Some games, like Crash Bandicoot, made the cut. Other games like Ghostbusters: The Video Game did not. Does that mean the game's been canned? Well, no. It means that the game doesn't have a publisher. The dev team is still there! Dan Aykroyd is still there! Ernie Hudson, he's still there!! Activision isn't the only show in town, and as a Vivendi spokesperson told game site Destructoid: "It is not cancelled and will not be cancelled." More »
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    Early Impressions: Crash - Mind Over Mutant On Wii

    While I was at Sierra's preview event today, I got to see the latest Bandicoot title, Crash: Mind Over Mutant for Wii - it's also hitting Xbox 360, PlayStation 2, DS and PSP in the fall. More »
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    Crash Bandicoot Now Working at Universal Studios

    When you think of characters at Universal Studios, you think of characters connected to, well, Universal Studios. Characters like Woody Woodpecker or Beetlejuice. In recent years, Universal Studios Hollywood has licensed non-Universal character — for example, Sponge Bob, Marvel Comics superheroes and The Simpsons. Osaka's Universal Studios Japan has licensed Hello Kitty and Crash Bandicoot. He's even on the vending machines (pic after the jump). Not sure what a video game character has to do with USJ, but whatever! Someone, explain. Please. More »
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    Crash Crashes N-Gage

    If you had any doubts that the new Nokia N-Gage mobile gaming platform initiative would be anything short of a total success...hold on to them for awhile longer. Nokia has announced that Vivendi Mobile will be bringing none other than the world's most famous Bandicoot to the mobile platform this fall. No one could be more excited to see Crash than Gregg Sauter, Nokia's director of third party publishing. Seriously, no one.
    "Vivendi Games Mobile is one of the most respected publishers in mobile gaming," said Gregg Sauter, Nokia's director of third party publishing. "Crash Bandicoot is a gaming icon as well as a global powerhouse, having sold more than 33 million units worldwide. With its fun appeal to people of all ages and incredible graphics, the Crash Bandicoot franchise is the perfect fit for N-Gage."
    I'd have to agree on the perfect fit part, but not for the same reasons I am sure. Is there some sort of hard date when Crash Bandicoot stops being a selling point I don't know about? More »
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    Crash of the Titans: The Hummer

    Kotakuite Simon sent in this photo of this Crash Bandicoot themed Hummer he spied at the Annual Balloon Fiesta in Bristol, U.K. I could try to write something clever about it but it wouldn't come close to Simon's descriptions of the actual event so I'll let him do the talking on this one. More »
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    Crash Bandicoot Fights Leukemia

    The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's School and Youth Programs stands on the brink of a golden age, as a new champion has been named teach kids about community service and help children leukemia and other cancers of the blood. A champion known and loved by millions across the globe...eight years ago. Vivendi Games and the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society proudly present you with this proud champion - Crash Bandicoot. More »
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    The Metallica Game That Would Not Be

    Simon Carless severely underestimates the public's interest in the Metallica game that almost was as he recounts Naughty Dog co-founder Jason Rubin's tale of the thrash metal band's flirtation with licensed video games. In this GameSetWatch exclusive, we learn that Rubin and company were at one point in discussions with the band to release a Metallica platformer-adventure built on the Crash Bandicoot engine. More »
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    Sierra Causes Crash of the Titans

    You gotta hand it to Crash Bandicoot. No matter how many lackluster titles he appears in, he keeps coming back for more, ages after his star has faded. Revealed in a Spanish magazine last month, Crash of the Titans is now officially heading our way later this year to everything but the PS3, including mobile phones and the GBA. More »
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    Japan Got Some New PSone Games For PSP, World Shrugs

    Those very lucky Japanese PLAYSTATION 3 owners armed with internet connections can now download a half-dozen new PlayStation games to play on their PSP. They can also remember how crappy Rally Cross looks, like we've been doing for weeks now. More »
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    PSone Titles For PSP Hit PlayStation Store

    The first North American PSone titles have hit the PlayStation Store, which you can now play on your PSP. As you can see in the above pic, Tekken 2, Crash Bandicoot, Coolboarders, Hot Shots Golf 2 and Syphon Filter are the first available titles. More »
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