Activision has a few more of those remasters up its sleeves. With the publisher having scant few properties under its belt other than Call of Duty right now, Activision has realised that there’s some big money to be made when they give the past a face-lift. In a recent Q&A session that the company held with its voracious stockholders as they discussed the financial earnings for the 2nd Quarter, Activision president Rob Kostich detailed how their current remasters had done well on a critical and a financial level.

From the decade that defined many of us and got us hooked on video games, who deserves a second chance…dude?

Crash is getting his first brand new stage in many a year, thrown directly into the N Sane Trilogy. Called Future Tense, the new stage can be accessed from Crash Warped and features a wholly original design with more challenging elements that were designed to test players of any skill level.

Here are some shiny new screenshots for the Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy remasters. The Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy will feature Crash Bandicoot, Cortex Strikes Back and Warped - and will be out later this year.