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Will the New Crash Be Revealed as Early as December?

The next installment of Crash adventures is coming ever closer

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The Crash Bandicoot is a brand that boasts many fans around the world. The main character himself, after all, is among the main mascots of Sony’s video game division and remains extremely popular even today.

Not surprisingly, despite the fact that it has been much better in recent years in terms of productions with Crash than it had been for several years before that, players still want more and more items from this fairy-tale world. In the end, challenges can be addictive!

And many signs indicate that something exciting is about to happen! As it turns out, Activision Blizzard has sent out special packets to influencers that included two interesting pieces of information…

As reported by Canadian Guy Eh, Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time will be released on Steam this October 18! The PC owners will at last check out the latest adventures of Crash on Valve’s platform.

That is not all, however. A much more interesting part was the passage that read: “Still hungry? Be sure to check out the new Wumpa Pizza for $12.08.”

We guess we can agree that this is in no way a mere price, but more a date! Where did we get such an assumption? Well, The Game Awards 2022 will be held on December 8, and are we going to get a new Crash then? In all likelihood, yes!

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