#Crash bandicoot 2 part 1 series

This level requires 25 Relics to unlock.įor more general tips and an explanation of what's new, be sure to take a look at our Crash Bandicoot N. This level requires 20 Relics to unlock.Īccessed via secret Basement Warp Room, which requies 5 Relics. This level requires 15 Relics to unlock.Īccessed via secret Basement Warp Room, which requies 5 Relics.

This level requires 10 Relics to unlock.Īccessed via secret Basement Warp Room, which requies 5 Relics. This level requires 5 Relics to unlock.Īccessed via secret Basement Warp Room, which requies 5 Relics. on Multicoloured Gem path, requires all coloured GemsĪccessed via secret Basement Warp Room, which requies 5 Relics. Knock over the Yellow sign with a black alien head on it to access Eggipus Rex.Ģ. Red Gem - shoot ! crate near the end of the level, then backtrack to wall of TNT and metal crates, detonate them, and complete exta level section. On Yellow Gem Path, jump on the second Pterodactyl sitting on the tree trunk after the dinosaur chase to access Hot Coco. Two completely hidden levels, a 105 per cent maximum completion rate, and hidden Warps all mean this Crash is still as challenging as ever. While the secret entrances and exits are slightly less complicated than those in the previous entry, that certainly doesn't make them easy. The final game in the trilogy, Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped built on the concept of the Warp Rooms and Crystals added in Crash 2. Complete level (requires all coloured Gems)Ĭrash Bandicoot 3: Warped Gem Locations, Coloured Gems and Secret Levels Destroy all crates and double back to exit via Death Path.Ģ. Clear the Green path (requires Green Gem).Ģ. Secret Warp to Road to Ruin - Jump on the platform with the bomb-throwing plant near the end of the level and kill it with belly flop.Ģ.

Secret Warp to Totally Fly - After dropping into the hole that takes you to a checkpoint and the Crystal, walk towards the camera to drop down another hole, and a short secret passage. Secret Warp to Totally Bear - When you get thrown off the bear at the end, walk back to it by slide-jumping over the chasm and jumping behind the cub. Destroy all crates (requires access via Diggin' It Secret Warp) Secret Warp to Air Crash - at the very end of the level, double back across the floating platforms on foot.Ģ. Green - go right on the fork, walk through back wall behind nitro crates. Secret Warp to Snow Go - after the first checkpoint crate by arrow crate, hop over the jetski to right-hand platform via the floating crates. Destroy all crates (requires access via secret entrance from Bear Down) Red - from bonus entrance, via Air Crash level.ġ. Good luck! Warp Roomīlue - Finish level without destroying any crates. Throw in the fact that you'll need to double back for one or two of them, and they're a pretty dastardly mechanic. These are special platforms that take you to Bonus Rounds, but are only available if you reach them without dying in that level. Instead of simply clearing a level without dying, you now have to perform a variety of actions - like finishing a level without destroying any crates.įinally, Death Routes were introduced. There's also an added layer of complexity to how you get coloured Gems.

#Crash bandicoot 2 part 1 series

IslandĬrash Bandicoot 2 Gem Locations, Coloured Gems and Secret LevelsĬrash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back mixed things up, introducing Warp Rooms and Crystals for the first time, and with them a series of pretty complex secret entrances and exits to various levels. In both cases, you need to also clear their special stages, but thankfully you can at least die as many times as you like in those without risk of losing a life or the Gem. On White Gem stages, you can lose a life while you attempt this, but coloured Gems require you to complete it in a single attempt, with no lives lost. Crash Bandicoot NSane Trilogy: Complete PS4/Pro vs PS1 Graphics Comparison! Crash Bandicoot Gem Locations, Coloured Gems and Key LocationsĮach stage has one Gem to unlock, which is done by smashing every crate on a single runthrough of a level. If you're looking for more general tips and an explanation of what's new meanwhile, you'll want to take a look at our Crash Bandicoot N. Not only that, but the way you find all Gem locations and Key locations is slightly different in each game, so knowing how that works will save you a lot of time and hassle. While completing each stage is one thing, finishing them 100% is another thing entirely. Crash Bandicoot is back! The N Sane trilogy features remakes of the original three PlayStation adventures, with a glossy facelift that keeps the levels and incredible challenge intact, and is now availably on Switch, PC, and Xbox as well as the PS4.