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We played to the strengths of each platform, such as making extensive use of the touchpad for the DS when you jack onto enemy characters in the game. Each one uses its own unique flair for their attacks. Use the microphone to blow fire or shoot water out at enemies; flick projectiles out to stun and damage enemies; and roll or ride on the backs of enemies as you race to the end of a level.
The GBA version captures the fun and frenetic fighting that you expect from the Crash franchise. A slight variation in how jacking works for this version is that Aku-Aku melds you both into the creatures you jack so you take on the characteristics of those creatures.
The PSP version captures the flavour and essence of the PlayStation 2 version and adds something else as you can compete and fight in arenas with up to four other players in multiplayer action. Hamish Millar quality assurance lead : The fact you have this amazing new power that allows you to control your enemies impresses me most.
What could be more fun than gallivanting around on giant, powerful mutants? Controlling living, breathing enemies feels so much more innovative than the weapons and vehicles that are appearing in many other games right now.
It's so simple but so fun, which makes it pure genius. On reaching the temple, Cortex reveals his plot to use the stolen mojo to create an army of loyal mutants, which will be used to build a robot known as the Doominator , that will crush the Wumpa Islands and take over the world.
After failing to defeat Crash with his Yuktopus robot, Cortex boasts that Crash will never find his base and flies off, leaving Crash and Aku Aku to follow him. Nina has Coco brainwashed and makes her participate in the construction of the Doominator. Crash eventually destroys the robot, liberating Coco and disabling the Doominator. The Doominator collapses and barely misses the Bandicoot home and Crunch , sparing much of Wumpa Island.
Escaping from the collapsed Doominator, Cortex praises Nina for betraying him, and promises to be more evil in the near future, though saying he was still going to "spank her stupid". The Bandicoots decide that it is time for celebration, leading Crash to shout his first word in the series and the object of their celebration: "pancakes"! The DS version of the game largely follows the story of the home console versions, but with minor alterations such as Nina Cortex having a greater role and the inclusion of Dingodile.
The Game Boy Advance version also includes Dingodile and some plot differences, such as the Arachnina referred to by its old name, "Spiderbot" not being the last boss, and Cortex being reinstated after Nina's defeat on N-Trapment Island.
Aiding the villains are a number of small fodder enemies that attempt to hinder Crash in his journey. Each fodder is affiliated with a certain villain in the game. Crash of the Titans received mixed reviews upon its release. GameSpot credited it as a "fairly sturdy, combat-heavy platformer with a good hook", but concluded that it lacked the distinctive style of past Crash Bandicoot games.
The DS version of the game was reviewed positively, with IGN naming it "one of the better handheld Crash games to hit the market". Nintendo World Report gave the DS version a higher score than the home console version by half a point, but dismissed it as "a short game that has very little gameplay variety".
GameSpot proclaimed that "there's plenty to do, and controlling the enemy is a neat twist", but criticized the game's small length of only six to eight hours. The more negative reviews include those from Nintendo Power, who criticized the game for its "fixed and unforgiving" camera, which they felt made the platforming experience "frustrating".
GameSpy also criticized the game for its camera along with its unsteady framerate, but praised the game's attractive graphics and offline co-op mode. IGN described the game as "a good idea wrapped in a mediocre game", dismissing the game's music as "forgettable", and hoping that the jacking concept would be refined for a possible sequel.
EuroGamer was also critical of Crash of the Titans , deriding its graphics as "designed primarily with the PS2 and Wii in mind, with a fairly lazy high-def makeover late in development". The PSP version received less praise than its console counterparts, with IGN remarking that it "loses out to the consoles in a number of areas; especially when it comes to multiplayer". In Australia, Crash of the Titans was the second highest-selling game in its first week below Halo 3.
Crash wakes up and goes to find Aku Aku on Mount Wumpa. Arrived at the top of Mount Wumpa, Crash is confronted by Cortex and his powerful mutants. After defeating some of them, more powerful mutants appear and Aku Aku asks Crash to free him from the cage he was trapped in so that he would be able to help the bandicoot fight this monsters.
Aku Aku teaches Crash the jacking ability, with which he can control any mutant he wants after stunning them and with this newly discovered ability, Crash scares Cortex away. They go back to Wumpa Island and meet up with Coco.
Aku Aku and Crash now start a new adventure together to fight the evil mutants and restore peace in the Wumpa Island. The two of them eventually find out that Cortex is using the mutants to harvest the islands of their resources to build a gigantic dancing robot called the Cortexbot , and use it to, not only draw people's attention with his groovy moves, but also destroy his enemies and conquer the world.
Sanity Island with a special raygun powered by the mojo extracted by Cortex with a device he created and located in his lair on the other side of N. Sanity Island. Nina is sick of being a mere henchmen and decides to dethrone Cortex. She tries to convince N. Gin to join her side, before Crash interrupts them. After Crash collects all the crystals and defeats Nina on N. Sanity Island, the two of them team up to stop Cortex and his giant robot.
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