Good luck avoiding every trap this level has to offer to do that. Worse, Slippery Climb has the red gem, which requires you to not only break every box in the level and its bonus round but to not lose a single life.
Recently, Vicarious Visions brought Stormy Ascent back as an extra for any player brave or stupid enough to try the maddening challenge (seriously, it took me 60 lives).īut just because Stormy Ascent is extremely hard doesn’t mean Slippery Climb’s retracting stairs, clumsy bird jumping, moving platforms, and dangerous lab assistants aren’t still very hard. In the original game, Naughty Dog made a level that was super difficult and fun for them to play but it was so hard that they decided to hide it from play. Getting the Red Gem on Slippery Climb Don't be fooled - this is before it gets hard. Adapting to this is one of the most infuriating moments of the Trilogy. Now, it is possible right at the end of the level to jump behind the wall and avoid much of the last segment, but it punishes any player who thought they were in for an easy ride. Then Native Fortress hits the player with its ridiculous flaming bowels, natives pushing Crash off the cliff, and spikes that punish players who dare jump at the wrong moment. Up until that point, most levels haven’t been too challenging, and the first boss, Papu Papu, was also pathetically easy. There are levels much harder in the first Crash Bandicoot than Native Fortress (we’re looking at you, Slippery Climb), but what makes Native Fortress so rough is the steep difficulty climb. Sane Trilogy that left us yelling words at the screen that our innocent younger selves wouldn’t have even known existed when we first played. So, here are the eight most infuriating moments in N. Sane Trilogy also reminded us of the maddening difficulty games had back then. It reminded us of a time when games were so much more straightforward, with no long, complex narratives, just a simple goal of getting from point A to point B, beat a boss, repeat. Sane Trilogy reminded us what we loved about our childhood – a time when games didn’t take themselves seriously and when the main character felt like it came straight from a Warner Bros cartoon.
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