Crash Twinsanity Rom
| Name | Crash Twinsanity |
|---|---|
| Console | PS2 Roms > Roms |
| Emulator | PS2 Emulators |
| Size | 1.7 GB |
| Region | Global |
| Released | September 28, 2004 on PlayStation 2 |
| Publishers | Vivendi Universal Games, Inc. |
| Developers | Traveller's Tales Oxford Studio |
| Genre | Action |
| Perspective | Behind view/Side view |
| Gameplay | Platform |
| Setting | Fantasy |
| ESRB Rating | Everyone |
Crash Twinsanity PS2 ROM in ISO format is available on RomsRetro for players who want to load the full PlayStation 2 game in an emulator like PCSX2 and play it with modern comforts such as higher resolution, custom controls and quick saving. Instead of just reading about the story, you can boot the ROM, fire up your gamepad and experience this very strange Crash Bandicoot adventure on a PC or laptop.
Crash Twinsanity PS2 ROM for emulators
By downloading the Crash Twinsanity PS2 ROM from RomsRetro and using it with a PlayStation 2 emulator, you can revisit this oddball entry in the Crash Bandicoot series without needing a working console on your TV stand.
Story, setting and characters
The game came out on PlayStation 2 in 2004 and was developed by Traveller’s Tales Oxford Studio. The plot starts when a pair of mysterious “Evil Twins” show up and decide to destroy Crash’s home world. Crash thinks he is facing another typical fight with Dr. Neo Cortex, but things quickly twist into a forced partnership. For most of the story these two rivals are stuck together, arguing, tripping over each other and somehow saving the world at the same time. The humor is constant, with slapstick gags, silly dialogue and a tone that feels close to a cartoon.
Stages are built as long paths through open areas rather than narrow tunnels. One moment you are running along a cliff with the camera behind Crash, the next you are working through a section that feels closer to a side-scrolling platform game. Snowy mountains, jungles, laboratories and other odd locations appear one after another, and each region hides crates, collectibles and secret routes for players who like to search every corner instead of rushing to the exit.
Cortex is not just a talking companion. Crash can grab him, throw him across gaps, swing him into enemies or carry him to places only the doctor can reach. From time to time the game hands control over to Cortex or another character for a short stretch, changing the rhythm and giving you different moves to play with. Enemies, environmental traps and chase sequences help keep the adventure busy without losing the light mood.
