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Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy Has A June Release Date
Mark your calendars for June 30, because that is when the Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy will be available on PlayStation 4.
The release date announcement was teased yesterday with a tweet, and today the release date was announced along with a number of other details. The full cast list for the game is now available, and it includes notable names like John DiMaggio and Jess Harnell, among others. Surprisingly, Clancy Brown will not be playing Neo Cortex. Neo Cortex will instead be played by Lex Lang, who played Cortex in the more recent Crash games.
For more on Crash Banicoot N. Sane Trilogy, check out interview with producer Kara Massie and game director Dan Tanguay from Vicarious Visions about making the game below.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
Our Take
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