Crash Boom Bang!

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Anyone remember Crash Bash? No? Well now's your chance to take the Bandicoot and pals out for some multiplayer minigame madness.

Available on: DS
Genre: Family
Release date: Nov 2, 2006
Published by: Sierra
Developed by: Dimps

Franchise: Crash Bandicoot
Recommended system: Multiplayer: Wireless Single-card 2-4p, Wireless Multi-card 2-4p
Multiplayer Modes:

Offline

4 player VS

2 BROKEN
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Latest Screenshots

Screenshots updated Aug 28, 2006

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Latest Stories

Crash: Boom Bang!

Don't get burned by Crash's boring party game

DS Review - Nov 15, 2006

Crash Boom Bang! - hands-on

Like an Italian plumber gone to Vegas

DS Preview - Aug 28, 2006

Crash is DS bound

The Bandicoot's back to make a party-esque racket

DS News - May 5, 2006

Crash DS bound

The Bandicoot's back to make a racket on handheld

DS News - May 5, 2006

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Unlock Hard Mode

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News

Crash is DS bound

The Bandicoot's back to make a party-esque racket

May 5, 2006

Crash DS bound

The Bandicoot's back to make a racket on handheld

May 5, 2006

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Review

Don't get burned by Crash's boring party game

Nov 15, 2006

When we previewed Crash: Boom Bang!, Crash Bandicoot's first game for the DS, we were optimistic that it would prove to be a sufficiently fun party game. After playing the full retail version, however, our optimism has completely crashed and quickly burned into a dismal pile of ash. In CBB, similar to the Mario Party series, you move one of eight Crash characters along a themed game board, earning or losing points depending on where you land and partaking in periodic multiplayer ...

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Previews

Crash Boom Bang! - hands-on

Like an Italian plumber gone to Vegas

Aug 28, 2006

The last time GamesRadar looked at Crash Boom Bang! it was described as, "...like Mario Party, but without all that Mario." Now having actually played it... that pretty much said it all. The idea here is that you and up to three of your buddies (you have to play through a single-player version of each game board against computer opponents first, in order to unlock them for multiplayer action) move around one of six different game boards. Depending which space you land on, you'll trigger a ... » Read Full Crash Boom Bang! preview

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