Nicholas Cole, a character designer who has worked on several projects for Toys for Pop, reveals that Crash Bandicoot 5 has been cancelledOr perhaps some version of a new game about the character in question as more information for another mysterious cancellation announcement.
“Well, our canceled program from the last 3 years is officially dead today (internal efforts to save it also failed) and the ban on the entire portfolio has been lifted,” Cole said in a message on X.
“Tear off Project DragonGet ready for the biggest explosion of artwork I've ever worked on”, he then added, adding that many would fear that the codename might be related to the new Spyro because of the “dragon”.
Crash 5 has been cancelled
Actually it's not about this or Crash Bandicoot 5, but the latter was mentioned by the developer who confirmed its cancellation.
Asked for an explanation, he replied, “He's not Spyro, but one day people will know about it.” Crash 5 never happenedAnd it's going to break a lot of hearts.” So it looks like a new episode of Crash Bandicoot has also been canceled, though it's unclear whether this was simply a rejected pitch or an actual new episode of the series that was in development.
However, since Toys for Pop seems to have canceled various titles at Activision in recent years, it's important to understand what the team is working on now, as it returned to independence after Microsoft acquired Activision Blizzard. .
We know he's working on a new game in collaboration with Xbox, but there's still no official announcement on the title in question.
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