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| ⚫ | |next = [[H2 Oh No]]}}'''That Sinking Feeling''' (かいぞくせんを やっつけろ！ lit. ''Attack the Pirate Ships!'' in Japanese) is the ninth level and is the fourth level of the second warp room in ''[[Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex]]''. Just like [[Tornado Alley]] in the previous chamber, it is via air. However, this time, it takes place in a island surrounded by a volcano and a fleet of ships. Here, Crash uses an unusual flying vehicle called the [[Firefly (Machine)|Firefly]]. It is the only time the firefly is used in the game. |
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| ⚫ | '''That Sinking Feeling''' is the |
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| + | ==Hazard Count== |
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| + | * Enemy Ships: 6<br /> |
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==Walkthrough== |
==Walkthrough== |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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That sinking feeling 5.png|It's hard to see, but these floating turrets are helping the planes take out Crash. |
That sinking feeling 5.png|It's hard to see, but these floating turrets are helping the planes take out Crash. |
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That sinking feeling 6.png|A close up of one of the floating turrets. |
That sinking feeling 6.png|A close up of one of the floating turrets. |
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| + | That sinking feeling 7.png|Upon closer examination, the turret is actually a pair of machine guns on a wooden stand controlled by Dingodile. |
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| + | sinking0.png|Crash flying over the island in the center. |
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| + | Volcano flying level concept.jpg|This concept art shows that the level would have originally featured the flying machine from Tornado Alley rather than the Firefly. |
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| + | *Interestingly, the Crash Glider was originally going to be used in this level instead of the Firefly. It was actually a separate version of the glider coded with the same lock-on system as the Firefly. It can be found in the final version through hacking. |
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| + | *Out of all four shooting levels in the game (the others being [[Tornado Alley]], [[Crashteroids]] and the boss level [[Atmospheric Pressure]]), this is the only level in which the player can be instantly killed (if they bump into a ship). |
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Revision as of 13:02, 21 December 2019
That Sinking Feeling (かいぞくせんを やっつけろ！ lit. Attack the Pirate Ships! in Japanese) is the ninth level and is the fourth level of the second warp room in Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex. Just like Tornado Alley in the previous chamber, it is via air. However, this time, it takes place in a island surrounded by a volcano and a fleet of ships. Here, Crash uses an unusual flying vehicle called the Firefly. It is the only time the firefly is used in the game.
Types Of Crates
Hazard Count
- Enemy Ships: 6
Stage Parameters
Tips
- Wait until the target locks. Don't quickly press
until the target is locked onto. Release the button to shoot missiles. - Some of the enemy planes are trying to smash Crash. Beware! They cause large damage.
- Don't use the missiles for shooting planes. Instead, shoot the anti-air craft turrets.
- When Crash's health drops, quickly shoot a health balloon.
- Sometimes the regular balloons give lives.
until the target is locked onto. Release the button to shoot missiles.Walkthrough
Gallery
Crash locks in on a ship.
The enemy planes shooting at crash.
It's hard to see, but these floating turrets are helping the planes take out Crash.
A close up of one of the floating turrets.
Upon closer examination, the turret is actually a pair of machine guns on a wooden stand controlled by Dingodile.
Crash flying over the island in the center.
This concept art shows that the level would have originally featured the flying machine from Tornado Alley rather than the Firefly.
Trivia
- Interestingly, the Crash Glider was originally going to be used in this level instead of the Firefly. It was actually a separate version of the glider coded with the same lock-on system as the Firefly. It can be found in the final version through hacking.
- Out of all four shooting levels in the game (the others being Tornado Alley, Crashteroids and the boss level Atmospheric Pressure), this is the only level in which the player can be instantly killed (if they bump into a ship).