How do you do the 60 FPS smooth gameplay???

Porque no resubes la trilogía con estos efectos y en widescreen o estirado?

No pasa nada Todo bien

Yo no vi ningun bug visual

No pasa nada mi rey xdxd

I think it looks horrible.

@@BIIIIIGMAN well everyone has their opinions

@@LatinaOtaku affirmative.

It is on pc

i wish this is the real remaster of the original. while the n sane trilogy is just a remake of the trilogy.

High road isn't hard in the original

High road is kinda difficult to me I don't think you can glitch on to the ropes in the original unlike the n sane trilogy

@@Pocket-Lent you can walk/run on the ropes in the original. I platform both bridge levels I find high road easier in the original

@@vampyresgraveyard3307 oh cool I'll try to do it later on in the original

It could be Tool Assisted Speedrun (TAS)

@@tee880511 no, it's a bug,do You remember The brick jump glitch?

Yea and at one point it thought the box said Thank You

How lucky he was

And my second time playing through this game 100% I literally got it first try

@@Kakaoldye oh ok

for me it took me 10 minutes to get the red gem

So you calling the N Sane Trilogy bad?

@@smartass643 Did I even say that?

@@RoseSupreme You kinda confused me with that comment on the top. It implied that what VV did wasn't as impressive as people though.

@@smartass643 They did a good remake. I'm saying this because Activision markets remakes as "remasters" despite the fact that these "remasters" were made from the ground up, which is the definition of a *remake.* And because of this, many other people and even companies are doing the same. The confusion over two completely different terms really annoys me. They *ARE* completely different, so don't *YOU* tell me they are the same or whatever. A remaster is taking the original game and applying enhancements to it, which this video displays. Things like 60fps, widescreen support, higher resolutions and enhanced lighting, maybe with some model and level geography tweaks, but that's rare in remasters.

@@RoseSupreme That makes sense to me. But what about reboots and revivals? Do people confuse them as the same thing like they do with remakes and remasters?

Si preguntas por lo de 60 FPS son falsos, el video esta a 60 por algún programa que lo convierte de 30 a 60 FPS. De momento no existe Crash 1 de la PS1 a 60 FPS :(

@@beta_gato except if you play the n same trilogy on pc sorry if you can’t translate it to your language I only speak English

@@hiddencateye6878 Yes I know the N.Sane Trilogy on PC runs at 60 FPS, but there are some people that prefer play the original PS1 games at 60 FPS, sadly for the moment the only Crash Bandicoot game that runs at 60 FPS on the PS1 trough mods is Crash Team Racing

@@beta_gato oh ok

@Angel @Project Atomic gracias por responder. Pensaba que era el efecto de algún emulador. Si obvio, ya sé que no existe ninguna edición original a 60fps, sabiendo que la trilogía PS1 corre a 36/40fps en el 1ro y de 44 a 48fps en los otros juegos.

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Ehh I think the switch version looks a bit better there are still the blocky prologons but it’s not a stretched 4:3 thank god

En efecto

ES QUE EN LA SWITCH NO HAY MUCHO QUE MEJORAR JAJAJA

Of course this is in 4K bruh

I think it's a mod, Crashes model just doesn't sit right with me.

@@itchydez Thanks, I will try to find it this very good XD

Emulator.

it does

Bonus level boxes don't count, at least not in the OG game

N sane trilogy is also good. Imo it should have option to play with original difficult, without repeating bonus round etc.

Vi un video muy similar, usando RetroArch. Creo que llega a esos fps y 4k con overclok al procesador

Pues, ya lo tenemos

It's a PS1 game, it'll run at 4k on a potato. Whatever you used to make this comment is magnitudes faster than what 4k PS1 would take.

The long road ?? What secret stage is that ?? I’ve heard of the high road though