Stormy ascent bonus level

Interestingly enough, the cut level Stormy Ascent which has the same theme as Slippery Climb was supposed to be the other such level. That level was going to contain a …

Both this level and the Stormy Ascent Brio bonus round are the only contents of N. Sane Trilogy that werent intially created by Naughty Dog. The revolving platforms are a reference to the cut waterfall level from Crash Bandicoot. The description of the levels Box Gem Trophy/Achievement, "The Future is Clear", says, "Seek and destroy. Again".

The first bonus level, “Stormy Ascent,” was a cut level from the original Crash Bandicoot released for the PlayStation 4 version of Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy in July 2017.

Stormy Ascent is one of the most well-known levels in the Crash Bandicoot series to get cut. To access the level, use this GameShark code:

Tips & Strategies. Stormy Ascent will be the only level available in "Lost Treasures", essentially the level is longer and harder version of Slippery Climb from the base game. This level however, throws everything you encountered and dreaded from that level with new twists and gimmicks. For a reference,

Stormy Ascent originally contained the second Cortex Bonus, and it was moved to Jaws of Darkness when the level got cut. Jaws of Darkness has two bonuses, the Tawna and the Cortex ones. This bonus level, the one they included in their release of Stormy Ascent (which is a Brio one in this case) is an original piece of content and its great.

A fun factoid you might not have known about Stormy Ascent is that it is four times as long as any other Crash Bandicoot level. And, since you’ll likely have gotten one game over, you’ll only