![]() It’s hard to remember sometimes that video games were not anywhere near as powerful a mainstream force before Sony helped put Lara Croft on magazine covers and in U2 videos, Wip3out in the movie Hackers, and “cool” ads on tellies (do you remember the one where the snowboarder got a fork stuck in his head). Crash was one of the recognisable faces of Sony’s amazing 1990’s marketing push (which built on excellent bases established by Nintendo and Sega over two generations). Nostalgia is a powerful force, and it works heavily in Crash Bandicoot’s favour. ![]() ![]() Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy appears to be selling much more briskly than the cynical among us expected, and it was the thing to talk about in social gaming circles this weekend.
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