Pobrac Crash Mind Over Mutant Pc Free His Friends

The animated cutscenes were told with many different styles of animation, featuring styles reminiscent of Dragonball and oddly enough, South Park.

The story in Mind Over Mutant revolves around a very popular tech device called the NV, which looks like a parody of Apple s iPhone.

The device is a mind control machine that puts whoever uses it under control of the antagonists Doctor Cortex and Nitrus Brio.

Pobrac Crash Mind Over Mutant Pc Free His Friends

Crash, seemingly unaffected by the mind control device, must free his friends from the clutches of Cortex and Brio and stop their master plan.

Plot Picking up where Crash of the Titans left off, Doctor Neo Cortex has lost control of The Titans who now roam free throughout the Wumpa Islands where they have produced their own communities.

All is good until Cortex has rejuvenated at which point he finds himself unable to leave things at peace.

Teaming up with his old partner, Doctor Nitrus Brio, Cortex invents a PDA (Personal Digital Assitant) called the NV, which transmits bad mojo, extracted from Cortexs old boss Uka-Uka, in order to control the minds of both mutants and Bandicoots alike.

Crash Bandicoot finds himself to be the only hope of the Wumpa Islands (once more), when the NV turns both his friends Coco and Crunch into ferocious beast-like creatures, but curiously leaves Crash uncontrolled.

Under the power of Cortex, Coco and Crunch find themselves lusting for the destruction of Crash.

Eventually Crash manages to free Coco from the NVs grip and the two investigate Cortexs plot by checking checking the only source they can trust: his blog.

At this point, Crash and Coco remember how Cortex placed his neice, Nina, in Public Evil School after she betrayed him in Crash of the Titans and decide to pay Nina a visit.

Upon reaching Nina, Crash and Coco have to bargain with Nina to find out Cortexs location.

After managing to save Ninas science fair project, she explains to Crash and Coco that Cortex has teamed up with Brio and that the two are carrying out their plot from the relative safety of the Junkyard.

She also unveils that the next part of their scheme will be to build a new giant (presumably evil) space station and many new NV devices.

At this point Crash and Aku Aku make their way to the Junkyard where they find Brio and Crunch.

Aku Aku and Crash work to free Crunch from his mental captivity and the three find out from Brio that Uka Uka is being held inside Mount Grimly and that Cortex has taken the Space Station up into the sky and that only with Uka Ukas power will they be able to chase him up there.

Aku Aku and Crash find Uka Uka there, but find all his mojo is being extracted from him, leaving him powerless.

Uka Uka is freed but he is still powerless as his voodoo bones have been taken from him and given to the 3 most menacing and brutal Titans on the Island.

Crash manages to get the bones back and a restored Uka Uka sends Crash to the space station to exact his revenge upon Cortex.

Upon the Space Station, Crash and Cortex engage in an epic battle, only made more epic when Cortex injects himself with a serum, stolen from Brio, which turns him into a gigantic mutant.

Upon losing to Crash, Cortex forgets his own strength and throws a titanic tantrum which causes the Space Station to fall from the sky.

Cortex returns to normal size and escapes the tumbling station, whilst Crash and Aku Aku brace themselves for the impact.

Incredibly, they survive the collision and find themselves reunited with Coco and Crunch once more.

Cutscenes and Humour This game in the Crash saga focused its themes upon consumerism and social satire, mostly through its cutscenes and sense of humour.