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Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy jumping onto other platforms ahead of schedule

It’s not often that developers and publishers move their game releases forward, but Activision has done just that. Everyone’s favorite, running, jumping and spinning marsupial will hit the Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC/Steam ahead of schedule on June 29th instead of the original July 10th, 2018 date. Cool!

See the official upddate via the official Activision blog here.

Crash Bandicoot has been working hard to look good for his debut on new platforms. The fan reaction to the news that he?s coming to Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam was the extra push needed and now he?s ready nearly two weeks early!

Originally slated to launch on July 10, Crash is making the WUMP earlier than expected on June 29! The Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy is available for preorder now on the new platforms, so clear your calendars and get ready to jump, wump, spin, smash and Crash on your platform of choice!

Check out our review of the PS4 release, here.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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