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PlayStation Plus members should be sure to add the following titles to their game library by July 4: God of War (2018), Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker and Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl. Last chance to download June’s PlayStation Plus games Offering a mix of PvE and PvP gameplay, you and up to 3 friends online* to explore multiple biomes, compete in mini games, find hidden chests, and battle a crazy cast of enemies and bosses. Now it’s up to you to rise up and save both the game and the last remaining local arcade in this ever-evolving co-op multiplayer shooter.
Unfortunately, the corp gets wind of Gilly’s plan and launches a cyberattack, injecting a virus into the game. …and what better way to stick it to the man than with a brand-spanking-new super game. Gilly, the owner of a local arcade, is trying to save his business from a faceless mega-corporation, Fun Fun Co. Note: As this feature focuses on Metacritic scores and that site didn't launch until 1999, you won't find Crash's first two games on the list.Download this image Arcadegeddon | PS4/PS5 And as we look forward to Crash's future, we thought it would be the perfect time to reflect on his past, both the triumphs and the tragedies. Related: Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time May Come to Other Platformsįortunately, the wiry marsupial has seen a resurgence in recent years, first with remasters of his greatest adventures and now with a brand new title on the way that looks to be in the style of the games that made him famous. Once considered the PlayStation's mascot (though never officially), Crash Bandicoot went from being called the Mario of the PS1 to starring in a string of mostly-disappointing games following his initial platformer trilogy and first kart racing game. That isn't to say that all Crash games for the PS2, Xbox, GameCube, and beyond were bad– though some certainly were– just that they weren't top-tier, AAA experiences like the early titles.
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