There are 25 levels in all each level contains an easy-to-find crystal and hard-to-earn gems. The new storyline is simple: A very gullible Crash is corralled into collecting crystals for the evil Dr. But just one short year after his debut, Crash is back in a sequel that is so far superior to the original that I'm willing to forget the mistakes of the past. Even though Crash was disarmingly cute and fuzzy, and even though the game's graphics were just about as good as they got in those days, the frustrating design of the game made playing it such a painful experience that I still have flashbacks when I see small marsupials on the Discovery Channel. There, you will automatically see a new cut-scene.Let me go on record and say that I was never a fan of the original Crash Bandicoot. In order to watch it you must return to any room with portals and reach the highest floor that was previously inaccessible. Warning - When you defeat Neo Cortex and complete the game in 100% (you can check your progress in the pause screen) you can see a hidden ending. The description of this fight can be found in a separate chapter. Warning - When you complete this level you must face the final boss - Dr. The portal that ends this level is right next to it. The last thing that you must do is to avoid a working piston and a pressure plate located under it. Jump down from it when you are sure that you can safely hit a scientist with a shield and push him into chasm.
Jump perfectly on a green platform with hot edges (the picture above). On the right you can find a Purple Gem, the last regular crates and a metal crate with an exclamation mark that will detonate all green crates that you encountered on your way here.
You must jump on a plate located between hot pipes again and deflect an incoming ball at the right moment. You must be precise when you are counting the number of jumps so you won't fall down (you can also try to destroy the upper crates first and then deal with the lower ones). In the last part of the bonus round you must reach crates with apples that are levitating above a chasm. First, you must hit the crate with additional life perfectly and then quickly climb on the top of the tower and destroy bronze crates by using your entire body. A few steps later you can find a tower from the picture 2. When you are in the bonus round you must go right and watch out in places with working pistons because you can easily touch one of the nitro crates. Avoid another working pistons and when you reach the place presented in the picture you must jump into a hole to access a bonus round. Another jump like this must also be very precise because you have to avoid not only robots but also hot pipes. You will be able to continue finding crates that can be destroyed (you won't lose the Gem when you die).Īfter unlocking the checkpoint you must perform a long jump on the lower right ledge but only when the robot that walks on it goes away to the right. When you get it you should commit suicide so you can go back to the factory's main part. Purple secret location - Here, you won't find any traps.
Red secret location - Push the scientists with shields during jumps so you don't touch any of the pressure plates (they summon balls of energy).Yellow secret location - Carefully jump on green platforms with hot edges, the ones that you can't touch.
Use it on the last ball before you attack the robot on the right. You can destroy them by using the Spin attack. Green secret location - Watch out for the pressure plates that creates energy balls.Of course, when you are on your way you must collect additional lives. You must jump on them in the right moment and use long jump each time when you bounce off of them. Blue secret location - Besides the working pistons you must also watch out for robots levitating in the air.Next locations are unlocked in order and each time you need a particular Gem. If you got the Blue Gem in the starting mission called Turtle Woods then you can move to the first out of five secret locations. You quickly reach the place presented in the picture.
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