A new and interesting video from Did You Know Gaming tells a lot of backstory about it Pop toysSome details are revealed in this Crash Bandicoot 5The canceled episode of the series is, apparently, a Crossover with Spyro.
It was revealed some time ago by the developers of Toys for Pop that Crash Bandicoot 5 was in development, but was later canceled by Activision, and the matter is confirmed in this documentary featuring various testimonies from the series' creators. .
The fifth episode of the series should have provided the main setting for the return of the Academy of Evil, except for the reappearance of Uga Uga, previously seen in Crash Bandicoot: Corrupted and Visible, in fact, in the secret ending of Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time.
A strange encounter
Report, The History Spyro's involvement should have been seen through a crossover between two different universes, which would have prompted the strange encounter.
Uka Uka must activate some sort of interdimensional portal to Spyro's world, using her magic on the Dragon Elders to disrupt both universes.
Both Crash and Spyro will have to step in to solve the problem, bringing an epic adventure to life. Crash Bandicoot 5 should have had a slightly “darker” tone than previous episodes in terms of graphic character and story.
The characters were to include Crash Bandicoot and Sparrow as well as Nina, Cortex, and Coco, and ideas included Crash flying on Spyro's shoulders.
It appears that Toys for Pop has worked exclusively on the game for at least a few months, without reaching full production in 2020. Unfortunately, Activision Canceled the plan Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time didn't achieve the expected results, and Call of Duty wanted to push itself above all else in the production.
After Microsoft's Activision Blizzard acquisition, as we've seen, Toys for Pop has become independent again and is now collaborating with Xbox on a new game, about which we await more information.
