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Playing as Crash vs Coco is purely a cosmetic difference. While the animations differ, the actual moves and movement are the same. From this list of version differences: Coco is now fully playable in ...

To access Story Accent in Crash Bandicoot: You stand on the purple dot and press "select" to start the level, as with any other level. You can do this at any point in the game. To access Future Tense ...

After posting my question, I wondered if reloading a save file would reset the extra lives in Orient Express, since I couldn't recall an easier level that had that many extra lives laying around. It ...

It's a cosmetic choice - Crash and Coco share the same physics. While some levels specify that you have to play with either Crash or Coco, you don't have to play a level with both Coco and Crash to be ...

After you start the game, you land on screen where you can choose freely any game of trilogy. I barely started first one but it let me to play second or third game. Tested on Steam version but I ...

You most likely bought a game key for another region and the region lock prevents you from activating it. Make sure to check if the website you bought it from indicates any sort of region lock for ...

Unfortunately, it doesn't look like it's possible. I have yet to find a way to view these, and it appears that others (1, 2) have yet to find this information as well, such as in this thread: No, ...

No, they cannot be killed. In the original trilogy, as well as the remaster, they cannot be interacted with.

I've watched them enough and I can say that CB1 and CB:Warped both have the same ending, also because the "Time trial developers best times" part have all 3 games' levels listed. The only ...

When Crash dies he typically utters single-word phrases (see below) or makes unintelligible sounds. According to WikiFur in discussing Crash Bandicoot's speech: He does not speak much, but his ...