3:27 Gotta love how Dingodile bobs his head as he says Uka Uka lmao.

I love that in the last cutscene you can see uka uka get more and more impatient and angry before he takes over cortex to threaten Crash.

I gotta be honest


The voice of Dingodile in crash n sane trilogy is fantastic

7:25 well, I made a few M O D I F I C A T I O N S to my mechanics since our last encounter

Clancy Brown As Dr. Neo Cortex And Uka Uka

Gonna be honest, with how much Burton has improved as N. Gin compared to his performance as him in WoC, i actually prefer his take on the character rather than Brendan O’Brien’s performance. He sounds a lot more unstable and psychotic, rather than suprisingly calm and focused.

Clancy Brown in the original game almost sounds like a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde-kind of person taking turns to speak (given he voices both Dr. Cortex and Uka Uka in the game).

Tiny doesn't have the same voice actor as Heavy from TF2 yet he sounds like him anyway in N-Sane Trilogy

I wish they had kept the message warping sound effect for the remake.

N. Gin is seriously freaking awesome. Intimidating, yet charming with his insanity.

I like the remastered "voices" more, than the original. Especially funny Dingodile with Australian accent and this kinda creepy, but cool N.Tropy
Also, I like new Uka Uka's VA line, where he says:"You incolent, insignificant moron!"

N. Gin is a evil version of Edna mode

I love how we still can see part of Cortex's face when Uka takes control of him, specially in the last cutscene.

The only way to really do Tiny correctly is to yell with the microphone in your mouth. Just isn't the same if the audio is good

7:13 This hits hard after Brendan O’Brien’s passing

At least N. Tropy and N-Gin in the original sound like they mean business. Even Tiny.

N gin sounded so creepy in the new one

N.Tropy looks high in the remake.

The original dingodile was more intimidating and scarier the new dingodile looks likes he want to be my friend take him as a joke can't take him serious

Dr. Cortex sounds less intense and more comical in the remake, whereas the reverse is true for Uka Uka. Everyone else sounds relatively close between both versions, N.Gin being a tad creepier in the remake, and Aku Aku being equally memorable in both versions, same goes for N.Tropy. They really went out of their way to make the animations more expressive, honestly too much so for my taste. It reminds me of the animations in Wand of Gamelon where the characters have to keep moving every second.