Maison Nouvelles Crash Bandicoot 5 aurait été annulé après que le studio soit devenu indépendant

Crash Bandicoot 5 aurait été annulé après que le studio soit devenu indépendant

Auteur : Aurora Mise à jour : Jan 21,2025

Crash Bandicoot 5 Allegedly Canceled After Studio Went Indie

Un ancien artiste concept de Toys For Bob, Nicholas Kole, a récemment laissé entendre sur X (anciennement Twitter) qu'un Crash Bandicoot 5 avait été mis de côté. Cette révélation fait suite à l'annonce de l'autre projet annulé de Kole, "Project Dragon", suscitant spéculations et déceptions chez les fans.

"Project Dragon" et l'inédit Crash 5

Le post X de Kole du 12 juillet s'est initialement concentré sur "Project Dragon", un projet annulé sans rapport avec Spyro, comme il l'a précisé. Cependant, il a ajouté un commentaire énigmatique sur un Crash Bandicoot 5 jamais sorti, prédisant que cela dérangerait les fans – une prédiction qui s'est avérée exacte. La réponse des fans a été extrêmement négative, exprimant une grande déception face à la perspective d'un titre Crash perdu.

Crash Bandicoot 5 Allegedly Canceled After Studio Went Indie

La nouvelle intervient après la transition de Toys For Bob vers un studio indépendant suite à sa séparation d'Activision Blizzard plus tôt cette année, au moment où Activision Blizzard a été rachetée par Microsoft. Il est intéressant de noter que Toys For Bob collabore désormais avec Microsoft Xbox pour son premier jeu indépendant, même si les détails restent rares.

Le dernier jeu Crash Bandicoot principal, Crash Bandicoot 4 : It's About Time, lancé en 2020 et vendu à plus de cinq millions d'exemplaires. Les versions ultérieures comprenaient Crash Bandicoot : On the Run ! (2021) et Crash Team Rumble (2023), ce dernier ayant conclu son service live en mars 2024.

Avec Toys For Bob fonctionnant désormais de manière indépendante, la possibilité d'un futur Crash Bandicoot 5 reste ouverte. Cependant, la récente révélation rappelle les défis souvent invisibles dans le développement de jeux et le potentiel d’annulation de projets très attendus. Seul le temps nous dira si les fans découvriront un jour un cinquième opus de la série principale Crash Bandicoot.

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