Crash Bandicoot: Twinsanity (PS2)

This really is one of the funniest ever games in the Crash Bandicoot series. Right from the word go you work together with the evil Dr Cortex, using him to smash through objects, using him as a surfboard,fighting with him as you roll through tunnels collecting lives and apples as you go and throwing him to enable you to hit objects, with the main goal of collecting the crystals. Since the very first crash game the quality of the game has improved tenfold and now each level is getting longer and far more challenging. At the end of every level as before you have to challenge the bosses, which at times can be a challenge above all others, but they can be done with ...  Read the complete review

If Crash Bandicoot wasn't enough, Twinsanity is the game to play. My fourteen year old daughter wrote this review of her experiences with the game. It is a fun filled game which is great for parents and kids alike. This action packed adventure brings back all the old baddies from previous Crash Bandicoot games. I had abit of trouble at first trying to work it out and have to admit got stuck on more than one occassion but I got there in the end. Collect apples as normal to increase lives but beware it all semms very easy until you have to face the Robotic you!!! I had alot of trouble in the cavern catastrophy however, I made it ...  Read the complete review

My family are big fans of the Crash Bandicoot games and we own all of the various versions that have come out for the playstation and playstation 2 as well as a couple for the game boy advance. So you can imagine our delight when the newest incarnation “Crash Twinsanity” was announced. However, forever the skinflint that I am, I was not going to pay £40 just for a game. So we waited for it to go on special offer, and the children bought it as a Christmas present for their Dad for £20. * * * * * * * * * * * * The Storyline * * * * * * * * * * * * Evil alien twins have invaded Crash and Neo's home world and are threatening to enslave Crash ...  Read the complete review