Now for the random deets:
Titans will sport 7000 lines of dialogue, most of which come from enemies hanging out when you're not smashing them. If you pause for a moment and listen, they'll carry out entire conversations. The devs are "fanatical about eliminating repetitiveness."
The jackable monsters come in three varieties - locomotive, projectile and brute force. Acquired Mojo Points enable you to power-up Crash's attack as well.
The Wii version uses the remote in a variety of ways. First, as a pointer, you can use it to suck up wayward Mojo Points without actually walking over to collect them. When controlling a monster, acting out its attacks triggers the move - so like a giant bat will have you flap your arms while a gorilla monster asks you to mime beating on your chest. Shaking the remote while Crash is in the air will cause him to do a heli-spin, slowing his descent.
A GTA streamer is trying to beat every single 3D entry without dying, and in 33 hours he's made it as far as San Andreas but keeps getting caught in Vice City purgatory
Naughty Dog has done it: it's remastered the PS5 controller with a Last of Us-themed DualSense announcement 24 hours after Neil Druckmann dashed our hopes for The Last of Us 3
