We have now up to date the story to make it clear that the canceled Mission Dragon sport will not be from Toys for Bob. Nicholas Cole says they’re “two completely separate canceled tasks at two completely different studios.”
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Whereas we’re ready with bated breath to dive into the Crash Bandicoot 4; It is About Time achievements by way of Xbox Recreation Go, a former Toys for Bob developer has prompt that Crash Bandicoot 5 was reportedly canceled. Toys for Bob was apparently additionally engaged on a brand new IP codenamed Mission Dragon, which has additionally now been canceled.
Crash Bandicoot 5 was reportedly canceled at Toys for Bob
Over the weekend, former Toys for Bob character and illustration artist Nicholas Kole revealed {that a} new IP at their present studio has seemingly been canceled after three years of improvement, regardless of “inner makes an attempt to put it aside.” The sport was reportedly being developed underneath the codename Mission Dragon, which Cole later clarified wasn’t Spyro, however stated, “In the event you ever preferred something I’ve carried out, you’d have liked this one.”
In response to Kole, “the embargo on the entire physique of labor has been lifted,” so we should always count on to see the sport’s idea artwork seem someday sooner or later.
Curiously, when answering a fan questioning if the canceled challenge was a Spyro sport, Kole stated {that a} Crash Bandicoot sport was canceled in some unspecified time in the future. “It isn’t Spyro,” Kole stated. “However some day people will hear concerning the Crash 5 that by no means was and it is gonna break hearts.”
Toys for Bob was acquired by Microsoft as a part of the Activision Blizzard acquisition final 12 months, but it surely break up away from Activision again in March to pursue a future as an impartial studio and has since signed a publishing settlement with Microsoft for an unannounced sport.