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Crash Boom Bang!

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More regional differences.

  • (The US version) contains either an unused texture or a regional difference in Crunch's room, where the girl depicted in the background poster has a more scantily clad red bikini.

In Crash Boom Bang!, Crash and his friends take on Mario Party yet again, this time taking place on a proper board rather than being a straightforward minigame collection. Just like its predecessor, the results were quite lukewarm, particularly due to its main gimmick being the ability to spam big obstructing stickers on whoever's playing the minigames. Not the most fun as you can imagine.

Interestingly, this is one of the two games in the series (alongside the DS version of Crash: Mind Over Mutant) to be developed in Japan and the only one released there first.

Unused Graphics#

org.nsbmd has a crudely drawn Wumpa Fruit with "CRASH!" written underneath.

Regional Differences#

Title Screen#

Japan

International

Crash#

In the Japanese version, Crash uses his Japanese design (one of the few games in the series to do so in-game for some reason), while all other regions use his Crash Twinsanity design, which sticks out like a sore thumb among the rest of the cast's cutesy redesigns.

Japan

International