Crash Bandicoot Will Arrive On Ios And Android In 2021

Crash Bandicoot Will Arrive On iOS And Android In 2021

Earlier this year, it was announced that a Crash Bandicoot game for iOS and Android devices was in development. King, the developer of the game, did not mention when the game would be released at that point in time, but it looks like we now have a timeframe to look forward to and that is in the spring of 2021.

This seems like quite a long wait considering that the game was first announced in July, but we suppose better late than never. The mobile version of Crash Bandicoot will be created in the style of an endless runner kind of game, where gamers will keep running to collect items as well as jumping and sliding to avoid obstacles, so if you’ve ever played an endless runner like Temple Run or Subway Surfers, then the gameplay probably shouldn’t be too alien to you.

Victims Of 1985 Jal Crash Remembered

Victims of 1985 JAL crash remembered

A memorial ceremony has been held to mark 35 years since a Japan Airlines jumbo jet crashed in a mountainous village north of Tokyo, killing 520 people.

Ahead of the ceremony in the village of Ueno, Gunma Prefecture, 141 members of 50 bereaved families climbed a mountain trail to the crash site on Osutaka Ridge. The annual trek was spread over five days this time to prevent coronavirus infections.

Victims Of 1985 Plane Crash To Be Remembered

Victims of 1985 plane crash to be remembered

Relatives of the victims of Japan's worst air disaster will remember their loved ones at the crash site on Wednesday, the 35th anniversary of the accident. This commemoration comes amid the continuing spread of the coronavirus.

A Japan Airlines jumbo jet crashed into a mountain in Gunma Prefecture, north of Tokyo, on August 12, 1985. Five hundred and twenty people on board were killed.

Momota And Others 'recovering' After Crash

Momota and others 'recovering' after crash

Malaysia's health minister says Japanese badminton star Kento Momota and 3 others are recovering from the injuries they suffered in a car crash in suburban Kuala Lumpur.

Dzulkefly Ahmad met reporters after he visited a hospital where the four people are being treated. Ahmad said their conditions are stable and he expects they will be discharged soon.