Poll of the Day > It appears that the PS4 version of the N Sane Trilogy is FINALLY fixed

(+) Yeah! (+)

Took long enough

Haven't noticed. Works been busy.
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TES_Nut posted...

Haven't noticed. Works been busy.

To be honest, I didn't use my PS4 in a few months, because I was busy 100%ing GTA 4 and San Andreas on the Xbox One, going through Splatoon 2, Bayonetta, and Xenoblade 2 on Switch, and now Jurassic World Evolution and The Crew 2 on PC.

I feel like I neglected my PS4 for far too long.

Anyway, the patch apparently fixes the turtle jumping problem in Road to Nowhere and The High Road in the first game, the Vicarious Visions introduction to be skipped, faster loading times to be on par with the Switch, Xbox One X, and PC versions, and most importantly, re-added Dingodile's speech after his defeat in the third.

I ALMOST feel like playing through the first game again, complete with getting all of the platinum relics, but I need to 100% the third game first (completely did the second).

Playing through it again on PS4, and playing on Future Tense.

Short loading times confirmed.

Yahtzee was saying that they changed Crash's hitbox to be circular from being a rectangle in the original, which makes platforming harder and makes Crash miss jumps that would've been good in the PS1 version.

Any merit to that, and if so, did that get fixed?
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lihlih posted...

Yahtzee was saying that they changed Crash's hitbox to be circular from being a rectangle in the original, which makes platforming harder and makes Crash miss jumps that would've been good in the PS1 version.

Any merit to that, and if so, did that get fixed?

Still in the new DLC level trying to find out how to get both gems.

Oh, so they changed the hitbox back? I guess I won't be able to sue the "slipping jump" trick anymore, which means I'll be dying a lot again before getting used to the old style once more. But good to know about the skip and loading times, this is very much appreciated.

VixYW posted...

Oh, so they changed the hitbox back? I guess I won't be able to sue the "slipping jump" trick anymore, which means I'll be dying a lot again before getting used to the old style once more. But good to know about the skip and loading times, this is very much appreciated.

But do expect the entire community to use the ropes, since they mastered that part.

TheWorstPoster posted...

VixYW posted...

Oh, so they changed the hitbox back? I guess I won't be able to sue the "slipping jump" trick anymore, which means I'll be dying a lot again before getting used to the old style once more. But good to know about the skip and loading times, this is very much appreciated.

But do expect the entire community to use the ropes, since they mastered that part.

Well, me included of course. I'll finally be getting that sweet platinum relic now. ; )

And now, I am attempting the Platinum Relic on Future Tense.

The game forced me to adapt to millisecond accuracy when moving (which was CRITICAL) for getting that for The Lab. I never lost that, since I keep getting killed by the second set of lasers, on the VERY final frame of animation before it goes off (since they have disappeared the exact instant when Crash dies), so I have to, very briefly, let go of the analog stick, to allow it to be safe (otherwise, if I do that before getting the stopwatch, I would potentially mess up the timing on everything else for the rest of the level).

I am getting anywhere from around 19:90's to around 20:50's by the time I hit the crate on the sidescrolling section, and I have no idea if that is any good or not. The problem for the level is that I need to not only go fast, but not get hit, since it is absolutely required to get 3 Aku Aku masks for invincibility just to even get the platinum. There are five 1 crates, which is next to impossible to get them all without getting hit, and I have no idea how to perform the rest of the level after I get to the sidescrolling section.

This is going to be a long night. Death Route is no help (unlike in Cold Hard Crash where it is easier to go to for the time trials than going the "normal" route, even though there are no time crates there), so I have no alternates other than trying to plow ahead and trying to understand what I need to do.

I am going to be pissed off if the slide-jumping thing is unnecessary here (and that is on top of sprinting everywhere else).

There are two 3 second boxes hidden just behind the starting point.

This is not only big for time saving, but also means I can't maintain consistency with the rest of the level.

Wow, really? While I did play the originals on PS1 I didn't remember them very well when I got the collection. I finished the first game already and am partway through the second. The heatwave is probably going to keep me from my console corner so it's time to go portable or retro.

I maybe half cheated on the first game. Because some of the jumps were so flaky (namely the rope bridge level) I got up on the rope and walked across that.

TheWorstPoster posted...

To be honest, I didn't use my PS4 in a few months, because I was busy 100%ing GTA 4 and San Andreas on the Xbox One, going through Splatoon 2, Bayonetta, and Xenoblade 2 on Switch, and now Jurassic World Evolution and The Crew 2 on PC.

I feel like I neglected my PS4 for far too long.

Should have put PS4 Pro rather than PS4 just to 'brag' more.
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I got the plats for all 3 games, but I only went for gold relics. I love Crash but there's not a chance in hell I would attempt to get platinum relics for every stage.
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SilentSeph posted...

I got the plats for all 3 games, but I only went for gold relics. I love Crash but there's not a chance in hell I would attempt to get platinum relics for every stage.

I did.

Just got the platinum for Future Tense.

Maybe if I didn't stop playing it for several months I would have gotten it sooner.

Final time was 49:24, while the Platinum time is 52:17.

I got the gold for that several hours ago, but I was pissed that I missed the Platinum by under 1 second.

Also, I found something interesting

http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2018/06/one_guy_got_crash_bandicoot_n_sane_trilogy_up_and_running_on_switch

Switch version was never originally planned to begin with

Did they fix the physics?
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EclairReturns posted...

Did they fix the physics?

The physics remain the same. The turtles have a new hitbox though, making it harder to overshoot them.