VGChartz's Evan Norris: "Take a look at our shortlist of top-tier 2020 platformers and you'll notice a remarkably even distribution among the so-called "big three": Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft. Nintendo threw the industry a curve-ball with Super Mario Bros. 35, an addictive battle royale platformer; Sony introduced the world to its new controller DualSense via the nostalgic Astro's Playroom; and Microsoft published the gorgeous Ori and the Will of the Wisps, part dastardly platformer, part backtracking adventure. Finally, Activision and developer Toys for Bob delivered Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time, which modernized the tough-as-nails platforming series while respecting its origins."
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To celebrate Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy's milestone of selling through a whopping *20 million units globally, Activision is kicking off the summer by offering players a huge discount on Crash Bandicoot™ titles and bundles for PS4 and PS5 platforms!
Nsane numbers. Can we not get a current patch for the trilogy and CTR 60fps and/or 4K? And might as well release a PC port for NF while you're at it, make it happen!
It was the other day I was thinking of picking up crash team racing because I like kart racers like Mario kart and Team Sonic Racing, but I was shocked to find out that Crash team racing is still 30 fps.
Sony's pseudo-PlayStation Portal is proving itself to be pretty useful in the hands of PlayStation 5 players in more ways than one.
I’m sure Ori and the Will of the Wisp is a great game but I’d have to give my win to Astro’s Playroom. Super Mario 35 is also tons of fun and addicting, all are great games in the end.
Sackboy.
Immortals fenyx rising
Brash Candipoot
Easily Ori.