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Crash Bandicoot 5 aurait été supprimé après le changement de studio indépendant

Authore: BenjaminMise à jour：Jan 21,2025

Crash Bandicoot 5 Allegedly Canceled After Studio Went Indie

Un ancien artiste concept de Toys For Bob, Nicholas Kole, a récemment laissé entendre sur X (anciennement Twitter) qu'un Crash Bandicoot 5 était en développement mais finalement annulé. Cette révélation fait suite à la discussion de Kole sur un autre projet abandonné, "Project Dragon", qui a alimenté les spéculations des fans. Kole a précisé que "Project Dragon" était une nouvelle IP, pas Spyro, mais son commentaire sur un Crash Bandicoot 5 jamais sorti a envoyé une onde de choc à travers la base de fans. La nouvelle, comme Kole l'avait prédit, a suscité une grande déception de la part des fans.

Crash Bandicoot 5 Allegedly Canceled After Studio Went Indie

La nouvelle de l'annulation intervient après la transition de Toys For Bob d'Activision Blizzard à un studio indépendant plus tôt cette année, coïncidant avec l'acquisition d'Activision Blizzard par Microsoft. Alors que Toys For Bob s'associe désormais à Microsoft Xbox pour de futurs projets, les détails restent rares concernant leur premier titre indépendant.

Le dernier jeu Crash Bandicoot principal, Crash Bandicoot 4 : It's About Time, lancé en 2020 et réalisé plus de cinq millions de ventes. Les versions ultérieures comprenaient le coureur mobile Crash Bandicoot : On the Run! (2021) et le titre multijoueur Crash Team Rumble (2023), ce dernier mettant fin à son service live en mars 2024.

Avec Toys For Bob fonctionnant désormais de manière indépendante, la possibilité d'un futur Crash Bandicoot 5 reste ouverte. Cependant, les récentes révélations laissent les fans incertains quant à l'avenir du jeu et au temps qu'ils devront peut-être attendre.

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