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| May 1997-
«Crash 1 receives a "Gold Prize" in Japan for sales of more than 500,000 units. It is the only foreign developed title to do so. WORLDWIDE SALES OF Crash 1 REACH NEARLY 2 MILLION.»
-Naughty
Dog
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| June 1997- Crash Bandicoot
2 is shown at E3.
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November 1997-
Crash
Bandicoot 2 is released in the US.
December 1997- Crash Bandicoot 2 is released in Europe,
and later Japan, under the name of Kurasshu
Bandikū 2: Korutekkusu no Gyakushū!.
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February
2002- The Huge Adventure is released in the US.
March 2002- The Huge Adventure is released in Europe,
under the name of Crash Bandicoot XS.
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April 2002
- The Wrath of Cortex is released in the US
for Xbox.
- The Wrath of Cortex is released in Europe for Xbox.
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| July 2002-
The Huge Adventure
is released in Japan, under the name of Kurasshu
Bandikū
Adobansu.
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September 2002-
The Wrath of
Cortex is released in the US for GameCube.
October 2002- The Wrath of Cortex is released in
Japan for Xbox.
November 2002- The Wrath of Cortex is released in
Europe for GameCube.
December 2002- The Wrath of Cortex is released in
Japan for GameCube.
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January
2003-
Crash Bandicoot 2: N-Tranced is released in the US.
March 2003-
Crash Bandicoot 2: N-Tranced is released in Europe.
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| May 2003- Vicarious Visions presents
their third Crash game at E3, Crash Nitro Kart.
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| November
2003- Crash Nitro Kart is released in the US and Europe,
for PS2, GameCube, Xbox and GameBoy Advance.
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| December 2003-
N-Tranced is released in Japan under the name of Kurasshu
Bandikū
Adobansu 2: Guruguru Saimin Dai
Panic!?
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January
2007- The logo for Crash Online surfaces on the Internet, and it is
revealed that it would have been released in this year for the PC, in
China.
This game was never released.
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| March
2007- Some Nintendo Wii websites begin listing Crash Jackin
and Crash Jackin
07 as an upcoming game. This would be found out to be a provisory
title for Crash of the Titans. |
April
2007
- Crash of the Titans is announced.
- The first scans and screenshots of Crash of the Titans are
released. |
July
2007
- Crash of the
Titans is shown at E3.
- Crash Bandicoot 2 is released on the PlayStation Store.
Due to technical issues, only the Japanese version remained up.
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| August 2007- Vivendi
Games partners with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society to make Crash
the new champion of the Society's School and Youth programs, associating
the character as an asset to the fight against blood cancer.
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September 2007
- A Crash of the Titans-themed ice-cream van shows up
outside the Games Radar offices in the UK. Crash personally gives
out ice-cream, vodka and Red Bull to passers-by.
(Image credit: gamesradar.com)
- A Crash of the Titans-themed hummer appears at the
Annual Balloon Fiesta in Bristol, UK. A Wii console with the game
is found inside, awaiting the locals to play it.
(Image credit: kotaku.com)
- Crash visits Norway and poses in front
of landmarks for postcard pictures.
     
(Thanks to Vegg 1 for the pictures.)
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October
2007
- Crash of the Titans is
released in the US and Europe for the PlayStation 2, Wii, Xbox 360,
PSP, Nintendo DS and Gameboy Advance.
- CTR: Crash Team Racing is released on the
PlayStation Store.
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| January
2008- Crash of the Titans receives a Writer's Guild
Award nomination.
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February
2008
- Crash of the Titans is nominated for the Elan Awards for Best
Sound Design and Best Character.
- Crash Bandicoot 3 Warped is released for the PlayStation
Store.
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| March
2008- Vivendi Mobile Games announces Crash Nitro Kart 2
for mobile phones. |
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