Image Credit: Activision, source , cropping done by Bandipedia Hello, everyone. This is Arca. This post is my reaction to the first new Crash Bandicoot game in over a decade that was announced via livestream a few weeks ago, titled "It's About Time". It will release on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on October 2, 2020 (the same exact day that a new Star Wars game, Squadrons , will be released). I'm assuming that, even though PC and Nintendo Switch releases haven't been confirmed yet, they'll likely be revealed eventually. This is since there's no reason not to put a multiplatform game on PC, and also since the past few Crash remasters were also released by Activision on the Switch with a bit of a delay (or none at all, in the case of the Switch version of Crash Team Racing: Nitro-Fueled ). Despite the next-generation of consoles, the PlayStation 5 from Sony and the Xbox Series X from Microsoft, literally releasing a month or two after this game releases, b...

Image Credit: Lucasfilm/Disney Based on the title of this, you have probably assumed that I am going to be reacting to a teaser trailer of some kind. You would be correct. But if you also assumed that it would be for a movie, you’d be incorrect. A TV show? Also incorrect. A videogame? Not that, either. Star Wars: The High Republic has nearly five related projects for it, and they’re all coming out as early as this summer. It was all made by a big team of storytellers with one central plan in mind from the start and the freedom to explore whatever they wanted, set hundreds of years before the events of the now-concluded Skywalker Saga. So to explain this time period to fellow Star Wars fans, that would be wedged between the time of the Old Republic (which is a fan-favorite time period from the now non-canon Legends). The only way that would be possible so quickly without any filming or coding whatsoever, you guessed it, would be in the form of books. Star Wars: The High Re...