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This is a question that has been eating at my head lately, also I never made this type of memes so I want to ask gamers and fans of the franchise who understand the subject for their opinion.

As a big fan of the Crash franchise, I already mentioned before that a guilty taste I have is the Crash of the titans and Crash Mind over mutant games; So much so that when I ordered a Nintendo Wii for Christmas, instead of ordering a Mario game I asked to have Crash of the Titans as the first game on my new console, even though I lived with some friends who already had the PS2 game.

Personally, I think I liked this type of game, despite all the changes made in the franchise, it was because I liked that Crash could control the titans, because I found it too novel to play as any enemy in the game, so much so I don't understand why I still don't have Super Mario Odessey. Another thing that I saw attractive in the titans, is that since I was little I always liked animal hybrids. Of course, not everyone does not share the same opinion, many did not like these games, usually because of the redesigns and personality changes of the characters as they did not seem to be Crash games, being lacking in classic mechanics that made the original franchise many do not consider it a Crash game.

I understand that many consider the last games as a new game with the Crash characters than a Crash game, and that they blame it for the fact that the franchise fell into oblivion for eight years, even Activision apparently does not want to remind us many of these games , they are still remembered for the mutant Coco and Crunch skins in CTRNF and the Scorporilla in COTR. Personally I consider it a Sonic Boom that if it was done well, and I do not stop loving the titans, so it is when I ask myself this question, what would happen if the titans had been given their own Spin-off franchise?

Let's analyze that there were other video game characters that had their own franchises. One for example is Wario, who first appeared in Super Mario Land 2 as the main villain; As we know, Super Mario Land had a very conceivable concept with changes that clash with any traditional Mario game, however the game had a very good reputation for having two other installments, where the third game was the first game of wario as the protagonist thus giving rise to the Wario Land games, wanting to do something new and good, as if Hiroji Kiyotake, creator of Wario, did not feel Mario as his character working with an imposed character and therefore decided to devise his absolute opposite. Wario Land was the beginning of a saga that arose from the imaginative obstruction of another, and proof that one should not only trust what has already been created, but what can be created.

Another similar example is the Raving Rabbids, which arose from the Rayman saga. Surely when we all saw the first trailer for Rayman Raving Rabbids, many of us expected something very similar to Hoodlum Havoc but improved, well, it turned out that this game was going to exist, but when Ubisoft adapted the game's controls for the Nintendo Wii, it realized that The game could do very interesting things more than any additional controls; In the end, the capabilities of the Wii remote ended up absorbing the original concept, turning what would have been Rayman 4 into a set of minigames. In fact, in fact, the other two installments were exclusive to Nintendo to take more advantage of the Wii remote and the DS stylus, to the point that they released more games for Nintendo but without the Rayman name, starting a new franchise. It's obvious that the reason Rayman was forgotten at least until Rayman Origins was because they realized that Rabbids would make great pets for motion sensor games, but I still think that Ubisoft just used the Rayman name. in the first three installments to drive the Rabids to fame. And of course they did well, in addition to their own franchise they also had figures, a series for Nickelodeon and even a crossover game with the Super Mario universe and a sequel that will come this year.

So, looking at how Wario did with the Rabbids, do you think the titans should come out of the Crash franchise and have the potential to spawn a new one?

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This is a question that has been eating at my head lately, also I never made this type of memes so I want to ask gamers and fans of the franchise who understand the subject for their opinion.

As a big fan of the Crash franchise, I already mentioned before that a guilty taste I have is the Crash of the titans and Crash Mind over mutant games; So much so that when I ordered a Nintendo Wii for Christmas, instead of ordering a Mario game I asked to have Crash of the Titans as the first game on my new console, even though I lived with some friends who already had the PS2 game.

Personally, I think I liked this type of game, despite all the changes made in the franchise, it was because I liked that Crash could control the titans, because I found it too novel to play as any enemy in the game, so much so I don't understand why I still don't have Super Mario Odessey. Another thing that I saw attractive in the titans, is that since I was little I always liked animal hybrids. Of course, not everyone does not share the same opinion, many did not like these games, usually because of the redesigns and personality changes of the characters as they did not seem to be Crash games, being lacking in classic mechanics that made the original franchise many do not consider it a Crash game.

I understand that many consider the last games as a new game with the Crash characters than a Crash game, and that they blame it for the fact that the franchise fell into oblivion for eight years, even Activision apparently does not want to remind us many of these games , they are still remembered for the mutant Coco and Crunch skins in CTRNF and the Scorporilla in COTR. Personally I consider it a Sonic Boom that if it was done well, and I do not stop loving the titans, so it is when I ask myself this question, what would happen if the titans had been given their own Spin-off franchise?

Let's analyze that there were other video game characters that had their own franchises. One for example is Wario, who first appeared in Super Mario Land 2 as the main villain; As we know, Super Mario Land had a very conceivable concept with changes that clash with any traditional Mario game, however the game had a very good reputation for having two other installments, where the third game was the first game of wario as the protagonist thus giving rise to the Wario Land games, wanting to do something new and good, as if Hiroji Kiyotake, creator of Wario, did not feel Mario as his character working with an imposed character and therefore decided to devise his absolute opposite. Wario Land was the beginning of a saga that arose from the imaginative obstruction of another, and proof that one should not only trust what has already been created, but what can be created.

Another similar example is the Raving Rabbids, which arose from the Rayman saga. Surely when we all saw the first trailer for Rayman Raving Rabbids, many of us expected something very similar to Hoodlum Havoc but improved, well, it turned out that this game was going to exist, but when Ubisoft adapted the game's controls for the Nintendo Wii, it realized that The game could do very interesting things more than any additional controls; In the end, the capabilities of the Wii remote ended up absorbing the original concept, turning what would have been Rayman 4 into a set of minigames. In fact, in fact, the other two installments were exclusive to Nintendo to take more advantage of the Wii remote and the DS stylus, to the point that they released more games for Nintendo but without the Rayman name, starting a new franchise. It's obvious that the reason Rayman was forgotten at least until Rayman Origins was because they realized that Rabbids would make great pets for motion sensor games, but I still think that Ubisoft just used the Rayman name. in the first three installments to drive the Rabids to fame. And of course they did well, in addition to their own franchise they also had figures, a series for Nickelodeon and even a crossover game with the Super Mario universe and a sequel that will come this year.

So, looking at how Wario did with the Rabbids, do you think the titans should come out of the Crash franchise and have the potential to spawn a new one?