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Sony announced as part of a partnership with Activision that together the two companies will release fully remastered versions of Bandicoot, Crash Bandicoot 2, and Crash Bandicoot Warped for PS4. This announcement comes with the additional news that Crash will also be in upcoming Skylanders Imaginators game. 

Kind of liking the artwork featured in this game trailer, though some folks on the other end of the spectrum are definitely not down for the Super chibi and Kingdom Hearts kind of style. It looks like we're set for a nostalgia tour with some classic Final Fantasy characters as well.

Anyone else spot that baby Cactuar? And hold up, was that Shelke from Dirge of Cerberus? Oh, and of course what would a Final Fantasy game be without staying true to a lengthy storyline -- this one reportedly clocks in at around 100 hours.

World of Final Fantasy is set to hit PlayStation 4 and the Vita on October 25th, 2016.

The hype is too real.

Nathan Drake = spirit animal.

It'll be available in October for $399.

First there was that time we all thought there was a Crash silhouette in the original PS4 announcement, then there was that time Shawn Layden wore a Crash shirt during his PlayStation Experience presentation and then didn't say anything about a game. Now PlayStation Middle East is tweeting a wanted poster for Crash.

It's been years, Sony. Just tell us if you've worked something out with Activision. 

Worry not, this delay only pushes the game back by about a month, but it isn't the first time Naughty Dog has changed the release date on their game; Uncharted 4 was originally supposed to be released near the end of 2015, then was moved to March, and now April.

The new release date for Uncharted 4: A Thiefs End is April 26, 2016.

According to creative director and game director Neil Druckmann & Bruce Straley, the game has been delayed because there's still polishing to do:

This is our largest Uncharted game to date, and the team has been working incredibly hard to meet the challenge of closing out the game’s development in a timely manner. However, as we approached our final deadlines and started wrapping up the game’s levels, we realized that several key sequences needed extra resources to bring them to the finish line. After carefully considering all of our options, we decided to extend our schedule, making sure that we get a few more polish passes before submitting our gold master (the final disc for manufacturing).

They've gotta take their time to get the final chapter in Nathan Drake's story right, and that's alright with me.