History Trivia / CrashBash

* NoExportForYou: Only Japan has released the game onto the UsefulNotes/PlaystationNetwork, meaning the original [=PlayStation=] disc is the only way to play the original Western version. In addition, the Japanese version has a few extra bells and whistles not available in the original, [[RegionalBonus including Fake Crash as an unlockable playable character]].

* NoExportForYou: Only Japan has released the game onto the UsefulNotes/PlayStationNetwork, meaning the original [=PlayStation=] disc is the only way to play the original Western version. In addition, the Japanese version has a few extra bells and whistles not available in the original, [[RegionalBonus including Fake Crash as an unlockable playable character]].

** Additionally, the earliest version of Rilla Roo was actually a female kangaroo called Kanga-Soo. Developers got as far as making a full gameplay model for her, though Mark Cerny was unsure how audiences would respond to a female character getting beat up, so she was retooled into what became Rilla Roo.

* The earliest storyboards played the plot more comically:
** The masks' lair would instead inexplicably be a futuristic space station with "good" and "evil" ray cannons used to convert characters to different allegiances.
** Rather than Aku nixing a battle due to the ancients' rules, he and Uka would have a SissyFight before deciding to settle their conflict a different way.
** Originally Koala Kong would be switched to Aku's side instead of Dingodile.

* UrbanLegendOfZelda: There was a claim that circulated around various web sites that stated you could unlock Tawna by inputting a cheat code on the character select screen. This code was completely fake, but for some reason the rumor persisted for quite some time. As it turns out, a similar code ''does'' exist in the Japanese version, though to unlock Fake Crash.

* FanNickname: Thanks to WebVideo/{{Caddicarus}}, Rilla Roo is now referred to by a large number of fans as "Gorilla Monkey Anus Face."

** It's worth noting, however, that ''VideoGame/SpyroYearOfTheDragon'' ''is'' on the US store. It retains the ''Crash Bash'' demo, including the code to unlock nearly everything. This is as close as the game got to reaching the US store.

* AccidentallyCorrectWriting: If you notice the game's roster Dingodial is on Aku Aku's team of good, 20 years later he becomes a playable character in ''VideoGame/CrashBandicoot4ItsAboutTime'' on the heroes side.

** It's worth noting, however, that ''VideoGame/SpyroYearOfTheDragon'' ''is'' on the US store. It retains the ''Crash Bash'' demo, including the code to unlock nearly everything.

** It ''is'' worth noting, however, that ''VideoGame/SpyroYearOfTheDragon'' ''is'' on the US store. It retains the ''Crash Bash'' demo, including the code to unlock nearly everything.

* TheOtherDarrin: All characters have different voice overs, par Crash and Cortex who use clips recycled from previous games for gameplay grunts. Granted only Aku Aku and Uka Uka are highly noticable due to being the only characters with voice roles in cutscenes.
* UrbanLegendOfZelda: There was a claim that circulated around various web sites that stated you could unlock Tawna by inputting a cheat code on the character select screen. This code was completely fake, but for some reason the rumor persisted for quite some time.

* TheOtherDarrin: All characters have different voice overs, par Crash and Cortex who use clips recycled from previous games for gameplay grunts. Granted only Aku Aku and Uka Uka are highly noticable due to being the only characters with voice roles in cutscenes.

* TheOtherDarrin: All characters have different voice overs, par Crash and Cortex who use clips recycled from previous games for gameplay grunts. Granted only Aku Aku and Uka Uka are highly noticable due to being the only characters with voice roles in cutscenes.
** [[UrbanLegendOfZelda Rumor has it]] the two masks actually had computer-generated voices. If you've ever heard those two talk in this game, it actually doesn't sound too far off.

* NoExportForYou: Inverted since only Japan has released the game onto the Playstation Network, meaning the original PSOne disc is the only way to play the original Western version. In addition, the Japanese version has a few extra bells and whistles not available in the original, [[RegionalBonus including Fake Crash as an unlockable playable character]].