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Crash Bash

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Crash Bash is a 2000 puzzle game developed by Cerny Games and published by Sony Computer Entertainment America.

Other Titles

Crash Bandicoot Carnivalクラッシュ バンディクー カーニバルクラッシュ・バンディクー カーニバルكراش باشکراش بش

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About Crash Bash

Crash Bash is a party video game featuring eight playable characters with differing powers and skills: Crash, Coco, Tiny, Dingodile, Cortex, Brio, Koala Kong, and newcomer Rilla Roo. The gameplay consists of 28 different mini-games divided into seven categories with multiple variations each. The categories consist of: "Ballistix", in which players pilot hovercraft to deflect steel balls away from their goal; "Polar Push", in which players riding polar bear cubs must knock opponents off of an icy arena; "Pogo Pandemonium", in which players navigate a grid on pogo sticks to paint squares with their color; "Crate Crush", in which players throw or kick stone crates at their opponents to deplete their health and eliminate them from play; "Tank Wars", a tank battle involving mines and missiles; "Crash Dash", a multi-lap race on a circular track; and "Medieval Mayhem", a variety of challenges played within a circular arena. Crash Bash includes multiplayer compatibility for up to four human players with the use of the PlayStation Multitap.

Crash Bash features three distinct modes of play: "Adventure", "Battle" and "Tournament". In the Adventure mode, one or two human players must win all 28 mini-games and retrieve trophies, gems and crystals by accomplishing certain challenges presented for each mini-game. The mini-games are accessed from a series of "Warp Room" hub areas, with the first Warp Room consisting of four mini-games. A trophy is won by achieving victory in three rounds of any given mini-game. After obtaining a trophy, the player(s) can return to the mini-game and receive a gem or crystal by winning one round under special conditions. When a minimum number of trophies, gems and crystals have been won, the Warp Room's "Boss Arena" becomes accessible, in which the player(s) must defeat a boss character by depleting his health. Winning a Warp Room's Boss Arena will grant entry to the next Warp Room. When three of the game's four Boss Arenas have been won, mini-game challenges become available in which the player(s) can win gold or platinum Relics by defeating advanced computer-controlled opponents. The Adventure mode is completed when all trophies, gems, crystals and relics have been won.

The Battle mode is a quick match within any mini-game that has previously been won in the Adventure mode. The mini-games within this mode can be played as a free-for-all or in teams. In the Tournament mode, players compete in four consecutive mini-games and accumulate points; the player with the most points wins the tournament. In both the Battle and Tournament modes, the number of rounds needed to win a mini-game can be adjusted between two and seven, and the skill level of computer-controlled opponents can be adjusted between "easy", "medium" and "hard".

The Adventure campaign features a story centering on Aku Aku and Uka Uka, who seek to resolve their feud via a contest between teams who battle in their stead, as the brothers are forbidden from fighting each other directly. During the course of the campaign, Uka Uka plots to use the crystals obtained by the player, a scheme which Aku Aku becomes wise to. The ending is determined by the player's choice of character. If the player chose a character from Aku Aku's team, Aku Aku locks the crystals away and banishes Uka Uka into the vacuum of space, but if the player chose a character from Uka Uka's team, Uka Uka wields the crystals' destructive power to his own ends. If two players complete the campaign with a character from each team, the characters are subject to a special tie-breaking game to decide which team prevails.

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Crash Bash is abandonware and no longer sold or supported by its publishers. Files are archived here for these platforms:

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7 thoughts on “Crash Bash”

  1. 0
    i got the game to work and everything i am now able to edit the keys which is nice however the story mode is unplayable whenever i start a run and save it after leaving the game and re-open it open the story mode press load game it says no game saved on this memory card how to fix it?
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    i just got the game today cuz i used to love playing back in the day (2012) when i got it for the first time i got from a friend that had a physical desk that was back when laptops had disk readers i got the ePSXe emulator and the game works but i cant edit the keys i tried editing the keys from ePSXe and that didnt work I tried editing the keys from the game itself but it says all players off and when I press Z which what is used to select menus it goes back to the main screen i tried to save progress in adventure mode but i cant do that cuz it showing how to do that with the ps keys but i am on keyboard i pressed every key and it didnt override or save progress which means i cant beat the game cuz ill lose progress cuz the game has to be saved by me help is needed
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  3. 0
    does it work for pc ? cause when i downloaded it there was no lunching file or starting or setup only read me and a video file that wont work
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