Crash Bandicoot 2: N-Tranced
The second GBA-exclusive Crash adventure finds Crash and Coco battling the hypnotist N. Trance who has brainwashed Cortex and other villains. Features classic platforming with new psychic-based power-ups.
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About This Retro Game
Introduces the new antagonist N. Trance who manipulates time and hypnotizes enemies
First appearance of Coco as a fully playable character in the GBA series
Innovative 'Crystal Challenge' mode tests precision platforming skills
Includes wireless multiplayer support via the GBA link cable
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