Radical Hardware!
Once the ideas were done, Team Radical sat down and actually built the 3D worlds, monsters and more with a program called Maya 7. Of course their computers were so advanced they were built of lasers and gold, right? Not quite. Here's the 411 on the computers they used - yours might even be more powerful!
Operating System: Windows XP
Processor: Four 2.4 GHz CPUs.
RAM: 2 GB RAM.
Video Card: GeForce 8800 GT with 512MB RAM.
Hard Drive: 100 GB or more.
 Building the Tree |
 Making Monsters! |
Life, Meetings and Macaroni
To keep the fun-factor, Team Crash would meet up every two weeks for a big show and tell party with cake and juice. It was the chance for people to show off the new attack they'd built, an awesome boss, or to just chat about the mac 'n cheese at the Radical cafeteria. Once a month Team Crash would even show off their work to the whole company and the really cool stuff would win awards.
 Mmmac 'n Cheese! |
 Arcades |
Quotes, Characters and Supervillains
- The most popular Crash character at Radical is Engine, Neo Cortex's missile-in-his-head lackey.
- "Cortex is like a really unintelligent guy who won the lottery and fills his house with the gaudiest stuff possible." - Chris Miller
- The voice actors did all their lines three times so they could get a natural feel for them.
- Thursday is macaroni and cheese day at the Radical cafeteria. Yummm...
- During the credits, when someone's name is in the middle of the screen, you can hit a button to get weird audio clips like "Kirsten Forbes would like to thank her supervillain son and daughter."
- Some of the biggest bugs were from people sneaking dirty messages into the hidden audio clips in the credits!
- Click Here for the first half of Gary's chat with Radical Entertainment, including why SpongeBob SquarePants was involved!
