For today’s episode of War Stories, Ars Technica sat down with Naughty Dog Co-founder Andy Gavin to talk about the hurdles in bringing the original Crash Bandicoot to gamers around the world. When Andy and his partner Jason Rubin made the decision to bring the action platforming genre into three dimensions, it required living up to their company ethos of “leaving no stone unturned” in the search for memory – even if it meant hacking Sony’s library code.
Directed and Produced by Sean Dacanay
Edited and Graphics Animated by Jeremy Smolik
Footage used in the video:
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Atari 2600 Longplay Pitfall! (old).mp4
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Crash Bandicoot Commercials 1996-2000.mp4
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Inside NaughtyDog – Crash Warped [Playstation Underground].mp4
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Jurassic Park Before and After.mp4
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Sony's mascot i mean it kind of tried to be but wasn't until it kind of was… But personally Spyro seemed more like a mascot than crash ever did.
Thank you for my childhood memories 🙂
I jumped down a pit in crash and it CRASHED the game get it crash no but really it crashed the game did you know if you put a game disc in 100 times it will get to scratched so you can't play
Thank you Andy ♥️
This guy is so good at explaining complex low level programming concepts that he would be the best mentor for a game programmer!
My god, this man might be the most eloquent game programmer ever. He needs to be a teacher! I know nothing about programming or game design but he managed to keep me super engaged and I learned a lot.
was it made in blender?
Old games were way more creative in scope due to limitations of technology at the time, now a days almost no one cares about this stuff since we game developers have access to better technologies, but i feel like the limited tech made for more creative games technologically anyway.
what a fantastic video. super interesting.
One of the best videos I ever see on youtube!
Crash 1-3, CTR, and Crash Bash are about as good as it gets in gaming.
Time for watching this vid for the 5th time?
Anyone remember the name of this game @5:40?
I think everyone can agree on that Crash was basicly the unofficial maskot of the PS1.
Love the content, HATE that you decided to put annoying music over the guy when he's talking.
I liked it when it showed mario 64 gameplay. Both came around the same time, but Mario focused more on the freedom of movement than in the graphics and animations. 2 different approaches that created 2 classics.
Anyone know who the character is and what game is he from at 19.51?
"Vertex units" > unified units.
Blender screen refs are cute !
This is what makes a game good. When the developers care enough to get an idea and regardless of the limitations look at how to still get their vision through. That care shows in the final product.
Wow I love this guy, you can tell he really loved working on crash
I love his extraordinary investment, passion, tenacity, genious, his will to offer the best and most original game experience to players.
Andy Gavin and Jason Rubin are the best !
English man English. Jk
TIL Crash Bandicoot was technologically advanced for it's time. Wild.
The animations in this are absolutely incredible they explain such complicated concepts in an easy to understand way
I really enjoyed that video! Thanks for the great content!
So this game literally changed gaming forever.
"Mistakes were made" Oh no wrong channel MVG, and certainly no mistakes here. Great video, loved his passion and how proud he is!
And now Naughty Dog is full of virtue signalling cvcks. Who knew that's how it'd turn out?
Who is down voting this video? Atari Jaguar fans??
Kinda ironic that someone from "Naughty Dog" does something "naughty" like "stealing" memory from the device 😀
YAAAOOOW
This video to me is like the holy grail of video game development. Being a self-taught hobbyist/indie game developer myself, it helped me gain a huge perspective on multiple crucial domains like 3D maths in video games, rendering those 3D-calculated worlds, all the while managing and utilizing the memory to the fullest and keeping things on the screen look interesting and realistic even working on limited hardware/resources. These guys are absolute geniuses and my personal heroes in the industry.
I wonder what war stories could Andy tell had he given the opportunity to talk about what sort of code sorcery he had pulled off whilst developing the Jak and Daxter series.
"Every element that goes into the game needs to be gread*
Last of Us 2 comes out
Well… i mean, yeah technically speaking, man the rope mechanics are amazing. The story is dogpiss. But perhaps Andy Gavin being a programmer only meant the programming, so….
Last of us 2 Review: ROPE mechanics get a 10/10!
As a programmer, this guy just rocketed towards the top of people I want to meet
props to the editor.
I wanna play it again.