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Hahaha Very funny, You came up with the idea of megaman

I choose a Crash Bandicoot Power-Up. In order to get past the enemies, he puts on a crate, hides himself underneath (like Snake) and starts moving. The enemies don't know it's him until he comes out.

iHeckler9 wrote:I choose a Crash Bandicoot Power-Up. In order to get past the enemies, he puts on a crate, hides himself underneath (like Snake) and starts moving. The enemies don't know it's him until he comes out.

But Crash Bandicoot’s enemies don’t react to him. They just carry out pre-decided tasks like walking back and forth or throwing flasks of chemicals in alternating spots. Crash being invisible would do very little to help him avoid them, unless it somehow caused all enemies to stop moving and attacking.

spiraldoor wrote:

iHeckler9 wrote:I choose a Crash Bandicoot Power-Up. In order to get past the enemies, he puts on a crate, hides himself underneath (like Snake) and starts moving. The enemies don't know it's him until he comes out.

But Crash Bandicoot’s enemies don’t react to him. They just carry out pre-decided tasks like walking back and forth or throwing flasks of chemicals in alternating spots. Crash being invisible would do very little to help him avoid them, unless it somehow caused all enemies to stop moving and attacking.

I take it you haven't played Twinsanity or Titans.

iHeckler9 wrote:

spiraldoor wrote:

iHeckler9 wrote:I choose a Crash Bandicoot Power-Up. In order to get past the enemies, he puts on a crate, hides himself underneath (like Snake) and starts moving. The enemies don't know it's him until he comes out.

But Crash Bandicoot’s enemies don’t react to him. They just carry out pre-decided tasks like walking back and forth or throwing flasks of chemicals in alternating spots. Crash being invisible would do very little to help him avoid them, unless it somehow caused all enemies to stop moving and attacking.

I take it you haven't played Twinsanity or Titans.

Sorry, I only play the real ones.

spiraldoor wrote:

iHeckler9 wrote:

spiraldoor wrote:

iHeckler9 wrote:I choose a Crash Bandicoot Power-Up. In order to get past the enemies, he puts on a crate, hides himself underneath (like Snake) and starts moving. The enemies don't know it's him until he comes out.

But Crash Bandicoot’s enemies don’t react to him. They just carry out pre-decided tasks like walking back and forth or throwing flasks of chemicals in alternating spots. Crash being invisible would do very little to help him avoid them, unless it somehow caused all enemies to stop moving and attacking.

I take it you haven't played Twinsanity.

Sorry, I only play the real ones.

Fine, I'll change the quote. See if that changes your mind.

Are you trying to say that Crash of the Titans is a proper Crash Bandicoot game? It’s not. And the way you are saying it is unnecessarily convoluted.

spiraldoor wrote:Are you trying to say that Crash of the Titans is a proper Crash Bandicoot game? It’s not. And the way you are saying it is unnecessarily convoluted.

Titans and Twinsanity are both free-roaming, and the new Crash games are mostly free-roaming. But if it helps, I hate MOM and Titans isn't that great.

I only played Crash 1, 2 and 3 for enough time. The Twinsanity was very few minutes so I can't judge this game.

For the classical games, I think that the power-ups that exist are just fine, they don't need any change.

Haruka wrote:The Twinsanity was very few minutes so I can't judge this game.

Please expand on this. :confuzzled:

3000 posts ftw

What I said, was: I played the game only once, and for very short time (very few minutes). It isn't enough time to have enough information about the game's mechanics and details.

For MOTHER games:
PK Retribution (If one party member dies, he/she tries one last attack that deals massive damage to all enemies.)
PK Explosion (Although it wastes almost all your PP and some HP, it deals massive damage on all enemies).
Mario:
Speedy mushroom (Really hard to get, it makes Mario go really fast for some seconds, it can also be dangerous.)

No more ideas.

Superlol, you really got some good ones

Superlol wrote:For MOTHER games:
PK Retribution (If one party member dies, he/she tries one last attack that deals massive damage to all enemies.)
PK Explosion (Although it wastes almost all your PP and some HP, it deals massive damage on all enemies).
Mario:
Speedy mushroom (Really hard to get, it makes Mario go really fast for some seconds, it can also be dangerous.)

No more ideas.

BlackLum1999 wrote:Superlol, you really got some good ones

I especially like the part about most of the MOTHER characters being he/shes.

iHeckler9 wrote:

Superlol wrote:For MOTHER games:
PK Retribution (If one party member dies, he/she tries one last attack that deals massive damage to all enemies.)
PK Explosion (Although it wastes almost all your PP and some HP, it deals massive damage on all enemies).
Mario:
Speedy mushroom (Really hard to get, it makes Mario go really fast for some seconds, it can also be dangerous.)

No more ideas.

BlackLum1999 wrote:Superlol, you really got some good ones

I especially like the part about most of the MOTHER characters being he/shes.

Yeah, right

I just feel compelled to mention Twinsanity is one of the better Crash games. Titans is also awesome in it's own right but not really like a crash game.

Holy Crap wrote:I just feel compelled to mention Twinsanity is one of the better Crash games.

Crash 3 > Crash 2 > Crash 1 > Wrath of Cortex > Twinsanity > Crash of the Titans > Mind over Mutant

‘Better’ is a pretty flexible term.

Honestly I think you're living in the past a bit, I've found the original Crash games aren't really that great having played The Wrath of Coretx and Twinsanity.

That said, Crash Team Racing is vastly superior to Nitro Kart and (Oh god) Tag Team Racing.