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Cover art of Crash of the Titans
Platform
Game Boy Advance
Genres
Action · Platformer · Adventure
Developers
Amaze Entertainment
Publishers
Sierra Entertainment
Release date
October 4, 2007

Summary

The Game Boy Advance take on Crash of the Titans strips the adventure down to a tight, side‑scrolling experience where the main goal is to smash crates and wrest control of the hulking Titans that dominate each level. Amaze Entertainment stitched together a unique storyline that fuses elements from the DS and console releases, giving handheld fans a fresh narrative thread while keeping the familiar “jack‑the‑monster” hook.

Combat is pure beat‑'em‑up: Crash trades his classic spin for punches, kicks, blocks and charged heavy attacks that can stun a Titan’s guard. When a Titan’s star meter empties, Crash can mount it, slap on Aku Aku and turn the beast into a weapon, chaining smaller Titans into larger ones for spectacular combos. Defeating foes and breaking objects drops Mojo, which feeds upgrades like longer spins, head‑butts and deeper combo chains, letting players tailor Crash’s fighting style.

Beyond the action, the game leans into its tongue‑in‑cheek humor, peppering each encounter with witty voice lines from the series’ regular cast. The fixed camera and linear episodes keep the focus tight, rewarding players who master the rhythm of attacks, jacks and Mojo management.

Storyline

Crash of the Titans opens with Neo Cortex corrupting the Tiki powers of Wumpa Island, spawning hundreds of massive, titanic monsters. Crash has learned new combat and acrobatic abilities that let him “jack” these Titans and turn their powers against each other.

The chaos stems from a substance called Mojo, which Cortex and his niece Nina harvest to forge the Titan army. While collecting Mojo, Crash must rescue his sister Coco, who has been kidnapped and forced to help construct a doomsday machine.

Aku Aku is captured in an airship, Crunch is frozen in ice, and Coco’s butter‑recycling device is used against the villains. Crash frees Aku Aku, discovers Cortex stealing Mojo from a nearby temple, and learns of the Doominator—a colossal robot designed to destroy Wumpa Island.

At the Doominator’s base Nina betrays Cortex, brainwashes Coco, and summons an Arachnina cyborg. Crash defeats the robot, liberates Coco, and the Doominator collapses, sparing most of the island. Cortex vows to be more evil, and the Bandicoots celebrate their victory.

Edited by Maya Carter

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