A Brief Retrospective on one of the party games of all time; Crash Bash for the PlayStation 1. Released in the year 2000, Crash Bash was Sony's solution to not only entering the party game genre, but also attempting to rival their behemoth of a rival; Nintendo and their Mario Party series. But did Crash Bash even begin to contend with Mario Party? Or had it created a hollow shell around the great Mascot that was Crash Bandicoot?
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A Brief Retrospective on one of the party games of all time; Crash Bash for the PlayStation 1. Released in the year 2000, Crash Bash was Sony's solution to not only entering the party game genre, but also attempting to rival their behemoth of a rival; Nintendo and their Mario Party series. But did Crash Bash even begin to contend with Mario Party? Or had it created a hollow shell around the great Mascot that was Crash Bandicoot?
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0:00 A Brief Introduction
2:05 A Brief Retrospective - Crash Bash
47:35 A Brief Outro
As for Oxide, I'm kinda willing to take his presence by simple fact he is such a hilariously petty over-competitive villain. OF COURSE he'd come back just to one up you. I do agree that the co-op tie breaker is a way more satisfying final showdown however. This is actually the game that got me invested in good/evil mode campaigns in video games.
I do agree that Bash hasn't aged great. The Wii era especially ate it for lunch, though I do have nostalgia for it, and wouldn't mind a similar party game down the line that took the right notes from it while downplaying its shortcomings.