Toys For Bob certainly know how to tease us. Yet again, Spyro fans have found themselves convinced that yet anotherSpyro 4tease has dropped.It was in 2018’sSpyro Reignited Trilogythat the little purple fella last appeared on our screens, as a lead I should add.Spyrodoes appear inCrash Team Rumblealthough given that support ended after just nine months, that’s clearly not a title with the most solid of playerbases.AdvertIt’s perhaps because Toys For Bob fans simply just want new Crash Bandicoot and Spyro mainline entries, not half-baked multiplayer spin-offs.Toys For Bob do keep dropping cryptic hints. Last year, developers were pictured attending an Unreal Engine 5 presentation, gathered around a blurred out screensporting a distinctive purple hue.More recently, it was confirmed that Toys For Bob was going independent - choosing to break away from Microsoft.They will maintain a relationship withMicrosoftthough, particularly on their next release which, interestingly for Spyro and Crash fans,teases to be“similar to games Toys For Bob has made in the past”.AdvertYou can still enjoyCrash Team Rumblefor now. The servers remain live.Additional fuel has now been added to the fire after Toys For Bob updated theirwebsite. Visitors are simply presented with a purple-hued tiki mask displayed on an otherwise black blank page.I’m sure many of you will agree that the tiki mask brings Crash Bandicoot to mind due to its likeness to Aku Aku.AdvertThe purple hue though? That’s very Spyro.Could this be a tease that both new Crash and Spyro projects are in development? Or is it simply a new logo that reflects the studio’s rich heritage?It’s hard to say. I’m always dubious though when studios go dark in the lead up to Summer Game Fest.It’s a key event in the year for new game reveals. The timing of this website change is highly suspicious to say the least.AdvertWith Summer Game Fest not due to be held until 7 June though, we’re going to have to sit tight for now.Featured Image Credit: ActivisionTopics:Activision,Crash Bandicoot,Microsoft
Toys For Bob certainly know how to tease us. Yet again, Spyro fans have found themselves convinced that yet anotherSpyro 4tease has dropped.It was in 2018’sSpyro Reignited Trilogythat the little purple fella last appeared on our screens, as a lead I should add.Spyrodoes appear inCrash Team Rumblealthough given that support ended after just nine months, that’s clearly not a title with the most solid of playerbases.AdvertIt’s perhaps because Toys For Bob fans simply just want new Crash Bandicoot and Spyro mainline entries, not half-baked multiplayer spin-offs.Toys For Bob do keep dropping cryptic hints. Last year, developers were pictured attending an Unreal Engine 5 presentation, gathered around a blurred out screensporting a distinctive purple hue.More recently, it was confirmed that Toys For Bob was going independent - choosing to break away from Microsoft.They will maintain a relationship withMicrosoftthough, particularly on their next release which, interestingly for Spyro and Crash fans,teases to be“similar to games Toys For Bob has made in the past”.AdvertYou can still enjoyCrash Team Rumblefor now. The servers remain live.Additional fuel has now been added to the fire after Toys For Bob updated theirwebsite. Visitors are simply presented with a purple-hued tiki mask displayed on an otherwise black blank page.I’m sure many of you will agree that the tiki mask brings Crash Bandicoot to mind due to its likeness to Aku Aku.AdvertThe purple hue though? That’s very Spyro.Could this be a tease that both new Crash and Spyro projects are in development? Or is it simply a new logo that reflects the studio’s rich heritage?It’s hard to say. I’m always dubious though when studios go dark in the lead up to Summer Game Fest.It’s a key event in the year for new game reveals. The timing of this website change is highly suspicious to say the least.AdvertWith Summer Game Fest not due to be held until 7 June though, we’re going to have to sit tight for now.Featured Image Credit: ActivisionTopics:Activision,Crash Bandicoot,Microsoft
Toys For Bob certainly know how to tease us. Yet again, Spyro fans have found themselves convinced that yet anotherSpyro 4tease has dropped.It was in 2018’sSpyro Reignited Trilogythat the little purple fella last appeared on our screens, as a lead I should add.Spyrodoes appear inCrash Team Rumblealthough given that support ended after just nine months, that’s clearly not a title with the most solid of playerbases.AdvertIt’s perhaps because Toys For Bob fans simply just want new Crash Bandicoot and Spyro mainline entries, not half-baked multiplayer spin-offs.Toys For Bob do keep dropping cryptic hints. Last year, developers were pictured attending an Unreal Engine 5 presentation, gathered around a blurred out screensporting a distinctive purple hue.More recently, it was confirmed that Toys For Bob was going independent - choosing to break away from Microsoft.They will maintain a relationship withMicrosoftthough, particularly on their next release which, interestingly for Spyro and Crash fans,teases to be“similar to games Toys For Bob has made in the past”.AdvertYou can still enjoyCrash Team Rumblefor now. The servers remain live.Additional fuel has now been added to the fire after Toys For Bob updated theirwebsite. Visitors are simply presented with a purple-hued tiki mask displayed on an otherwise black blank page.I’m sure many of you will agree that the tiki mask brings Crash Bandicoot to mind due to its likeness to Aku Aku.AdvertThe purple hue though? That’s very Spyro.Could this be a tease that both new Crash and Spyro projects are in development? Or is it simply a new logo that reflects the studio’s rich heritage?It’s hard to say. I’m always dubious though when studios go dark in the lead up to Summer Game Fest.It’s a key event in the year for new game reveals. The timing of this website change is highly suspicious to say the least.AdvertWith Summer Game Fest not due to be held until 7 June though, we’re going to have to sit tight for now.
Toys For Bob certainly know how to tease us. Yet again, Spyro fans have found themselves convinced that yet anotherSpyro 4tease has dropped.
It was in 2018’sSpyro Reignited Trilogythat the little purple fella last appeared on our screens, as a lead I should add.
Spyrodoes appear inCrash Team Rumblealthough given that support ended after just nine months, that’s clearly not a title with the most solid of playerbases.
Advert
Advert
It’s perhaps because Toys For Bob fans simply just want new Crash Bandicoot and Spyro mainline entries, not half-baked multiplayer spin-offs.
Toys For Bob do keep dropping cryptic hints. Last year, developers were pictured attending an Unreal Engine 5 presentation, gathered around a blurred out screensporting a distinctive purple hue.
More recently, it was confirmed that Toys For Bob was going independent - choosing to break away from Microsoft.
They will maintain a relationship withMicrosoftthough, particularly on their next release which, interestingly for Spyro and Crash fans,teases to be“similar to games Toys For Bob has made in the past”.
Advert
Advert
You can still enjoyCrash Team Rumblefor now. The servers remain live.
Additional fuel has now been added to the fire after Toys For Bob updated theirwebsite. Visitors are simply presented with a purple-hued tiki mask displayed on an otherwise black blank page.
I’m sure many of you will agree that the tiki mask brings Crash Bandicoot to mind due to its likeness to Aku Aku.
Advert
Advert
The purple hue though? That’s very Spyro.
Could this be a tease that both new Crash and Spyro projects are in development? Or is it simply a new logo that reflects the studio’s rich heritage?
It’s hard to say. I’m always dubious though when studios go dark in the lead up to Summer Game Fest.
It’s a key event in the year for new game reveals. The timing of this website change is highly suspicious to say the least.
Advert
Advert
With Summer Game Fest not due to be held until 7 June though, we’re going to have to sit tight for now.
Topics:Activision,Crash Bandicoot,Microsoft
