Customer Reviews

Crash Boom Bang

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I'm not exactly what to think about this game, it was sorta fun at times, and being a die-hard Crash fan who even appreciated Twinsanity, of course I was gonna get it, but this was somewhat of a letdown. For one, the concept of the game is a complete ripoff of Mario Party, which is not a huge problem considering that this is a handheld game and they had limited options. The biggest thing that bothered me is that the mini-games were either extremely easy (I have NEVER lost the 3D maze game), WAY too hard (The ball rolling ones can be very agitating), or they made no sense because they poorly explained the directions (like the baseball one and blowing up the balloon). So I'm playing the game and this is frustrating me, and yet, I end up still beating the entire thing in less than two hours, meanwhile unlocking every secret that the game had to offer. So basically, the adventure mode takes no skill to win and barely occupies any time. I would only suggest doing the free play mode and it's only something that would be fun for a little while on short airplane flights or bus rides, for anything that needs to draw your attention for longer than a half hour, get something else.

Don't listen to the game review sites, this is one of the best DS games and one of the best Crash games. Changing the characters' outfits are both funny and sometimes gross. I would recommend this game to anyone, especially big Crash fans like me.

I am a huge fan of previous Crash games, however, this game is not what I expected at all. It's a race to the finish line by rolling a die and playing different mini-games. The mini-games are unique in each world. Although some mini-games are fun, the majority of them are difficult and there is little instruction on how to play them. Just by luck, I managed to beat the game within a couple of hours. I wouldn't recommend this game to anyone.

This game is exactly like Mario Party, but in Crash Bandicoot's world. The gist of the game is you're on a map (looks likes a board game) with 3 other players, you take turns rolling the dice,and playing mini games until you've found all the secret items hidden on the map. You can play with the computers, or play with a friend who owns the game.

The mini games, which use the stylus, are not thoroughly explained. The degree of difficulty for them varies greatly, which makes the game sometimes frustrating and unfun.

For die-hard Crash Bandicoot fans, especially of the older games, I wouldnt bother picking this up, you'll only be disappointed. Kids who enjoy stylus games, as well as the "board game/map" adventures might enjoy this. (My 11 year old brother gives a thumbs up for this game)

This game is a nice try, but needs work before it can fully be on the same level as Mario Party. I look forward to seeing an improved version of this game sometime in the future.

This was one of the funniest crash games I had ever played.It was very fun dressing the charchters up sometimes even gross.

I loved playing Crash Bandicoot for playstation, so i decided to get this game for DS. It's not what I expected at all! It is a rip off of mario party, but less fun. I've played the game a total of maybe 5 times and don't really plan on playing it again. Maybe it would be okay for child gamers, but not so much for the older youth.