Drew another boss from the Tiger 99x game: Grumbler the mummy! Can you tell I tried to more Gossamer influence into this design?
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Drew another boss from the Tiger 99x game: Grumbler the mummy! Can you tell I tried to more Gossamer influence into this design?
I was contacted a few days ago by George F. (surname obscured according to his request) after he saw my video on Crash Bandicoot 99x..He was kindly
Check out this interview with one of the developers for Crash Bandicoot for the Tiger 99x! The thumbnail you see for this link is his drawing of Mr. Crumb!
Highlights include:
The game being heavily inspired by Looney Tunes
Mr. Crumb having a Scottish accent
Mr. Crumb’s full name (Crooncrool Crumb)
Check it out!
Guys, this is an informational video on Crash Bandicoot for the Tiger 99x made by an Italian YouTuber. If you watch the video on YouTube itself, there are English subtitles available. There is even discussion at the end about how this game is so much different element-wise compared to other games in the Crash series, so take a look!
Digger 3D Model - Crash Bandicoot 99X by warewolff
A 3D model warewolff created of Digger from the Crash Bandicoot Tiger 99x game.
The manual for an obscure Crash Bandicoot game for the Tiger Electronics 99x handheld series of systems. This was actually the third Crash game ever made, predating Warped by a smidgen, and the first to not be developed by Naughty Dog.
In this game, Crash takes a break from saving the world and goes on a treasure hunt in a haunted mansion. Apparently, the mansion was owned by a selfish old miser named Mr. Crumb, who upon his death summoned an army of the undead to guard his riches. Mr. Crumb himself still haunts the mansion as a ghost.
Yes, folks, Crash Bandicoot has faced zombies and ghosts before, and he has never done so since this game’s release. Personally, I would love if this game was remade for modern consoles, particularly because it’s so different than what people are used to for Crash games. Yes, I realize Crash purists don’t like “different”, but Crash facing an army of the undead is too cool an idea to pass up.
Digger (Fan Art) - Crash Bandicoot 99x by warewolff
Sprite art and fan art of the third boss from Crash Bandicoot for the Tiger 99x, Digger. He’s a demonic skeleton creature that you find at the end of the Graveyard levels.
Thorn Thing (Fan Art) - Crash Bandicoot 99x by warewolff
Sprite art and fan art of the second boss from Crash Bandicoot for the Tiger 99x, Thorn Thing. He is a tree-like monster, and you find him at the end of the Haunted Forest levels.
Mr. Crumb 3D Model - Crash Bandicoot 99X by warewolff
A 3D model of Mr. Crumb that warewolff is working on. This is not the final version, and they are considering adding transparency to the ghostly sections of Crumb’s design.