Monday, September 5, 2016

YPB: Episode 071 – Crash Bandicoot (1996)



This week in Your Parents Basement, we are staring at the ass of a marsupial! From 1996, we’re playing Crash Bandicoot by Naughty Dog for the Playstation.

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TIMESTAMPS

  • 0:00 – Intro, which features the Down Undah theme from the game.
  • 33:30 – Emails! Why can’t we be “fun” and “goofy” like the Nerdist boys?
  • 43:00 – We have two Asks in Ask the Sweet Boys.
  • 49:30 – We are training like hell for next week’s game!

SHOW NOTES
- According to Price Charting, the original Crash games have held their value well. The first one goes for $25 for just the game, and $32 if you have the manual. Almost all of the games are at least $12 if you have the manual and box.

- The world of Crash erotica is very disturbing, so click this link with caution. The same warning goes if you run any character from Crash in Google Images.

- Kotaku has covered the Crash Bandicoot remaster, here!

1 comment:

  1. I have been meaning to play the original Crash games forever. I have had them as digital downloads on my ps3 and Vita forever and just didn't get around to them. Then last year I helped a coworker move a new couch in and she gave me her sons of psone and games as thanks and the first two Crash games were in there. One day I'll get to them.

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