Crash Bandicoot Sports New Look At Vicarious Visions

By Alex Osborn



Vicarious Visions, the team behind the Wii U port of Skylanders: Giants, currently has a poster hanging in its office of a redesigned Crash Bandicoot. In the image above, you can see the iconic Naughty Dog-created character sporting a slightly different aesthetic, while standing on a platform of sorts. Interesting… no?

The photo was posted on the studio's official Facebook page and was taken during its third annual Game Jam. 

So what could this possibly mean? Is Vicarious Visions working on a brand-new Crash Bandicoot title? Could the PSone mascot be making an appearance in Skylanders? Let us know what you think in the comments below.

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