Featuring no improvements to its PlayStation 2 cousin, The Wrath of Cortex for the Xbox simply toes the line.

Cortex, over the course of several Crash adventures, has grown weary of consistently falling to the Bandicoot's heroic wins.

Crash makes his way to the Microsoft Xbox in an old-school crystal-collecting, jumping-over-obstacles, fighting-the-bosses game. As you hop and spin your way through a series of elemental-themed ...

If the release of Crash Bandicoot N.sane Trilogy back in June 2017 showed anything, it's that most of the gaming community still see the original Crash Bandicoot era as a trilogy of games, despite ...

While some Crash Bandicoot games have come to the Xbox before (mainly spin-offs such as Crash: Wrath of Cortex, Twinsanity, Crash Nitro Cart, Crash of the Titans, and Mind Over Mutant), the ...

So although Crash: Mind Over Mutant was a fairly solid platformer, it didn't have what it takes to sit in the top ten Crash Bandicoot games.

Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex on the GameCube is a perfunctory port of a perfunctory game. If you like beating challenging platform games, there is plenty of challenge in Crash, as always.

Outlook: Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex looks like it's not only going to do the series justice, but possibly even bring it to a new level of excellence on the Xbox. But let's be straight.

Whilst the other games in the original franchise struggle to stand out for themselves, any player can take a look at any level from Wrath of Cortex and instantly name the game it's from.

Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex is the fourth mainline series game and the first to feature Crash Bandicoot on the PlayStation 2. It was later ported to the GameCube and Xbox, making it his ...

When Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex was released on the PS2 last year it was greeted with lukewarm reviews and accused of being far too derivative for its own good, the inexcusably long load ...