Development
The game was designed by Mark Cerny (who designed all the games in the series thus far). The music is composed by Steve Duckworth. The soundtrack is available only in Japan. This disc contains four versions of the Crash Bandicoot song that would air during the commercials in Japan and a remix of the Crash Bash theme.
The Japanese version of Crash Bash, released on December 14, 2000, differs from the usual versions. Fake Crash appears as an unlockable character via a cheat code (although he is not playable in Adventure Mode) and, with the exception of Koala Kong, the character's voices are replaced with Japanese voice actors. Bonus videos are also available, revealing secrets within the previous games.
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