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Crash Time 2 is in development for the PC and Xbox, and will be released this spring. Activision will be teaming up with Backbone Entertainment to release the game for the Sony PlayStation.Carrying over the Crash series, the game features much more of the same platforming elements of the first game, but players will find a few new additions, such as the Tawna stage and Crash Team Racing's Big Rig, among others.

Crayon Physics Deluxe was released on PC and Xbox last month, and as with all the sports titles at this year’s E3, we were treated to some great new footage, showing off a variety of objects.Not only do we get to see some of the physics, physics, and engine effects, but we also get to see some of the cars and stunts that you’ll be able to do as well. Check it out above.

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Crazy Frog Racer 2 for the PS2 is currently being developed by Black Lantern Studios, a studio whose last release was The Jungle Book. Black Lantern Studios is not new to the Hot Wheels game though. They've already developed a racing game called Wacky Horse Racing for the Game Boy Advance called Wildlings, which had you racing against your friends and smashing your opponents. If that game wasn't quite a sales success for Crazy Frog Racer, it seems that Black Lantern Studios are working on another one in the past.

Crazy Machines II hits shelves this week.Developer Lemon Studios (which released the original Crazy Machines in 1999) promises a "new type of gameplay" that's fast and furious. In addition to the single-player modes, the game features the Internet racing league. The official site describes it as being a "free-to-play" game with a full "feature" that will "focus on top speed and fast players."

Crazy Melons Slots isn't exactly a game based on animated television series The Boondocks, but there are some elements of it that are sure to please fans of the game.Playing as rabbit Melons, you play as a band of sedentary warriors who attempt to defeat the evil Xenos again and again.

Crazy Taxi 3 High Roller will be an arcade driving title for the Dreamcast and Xbox. While details are sparse, Sega has stated that the game will feature the improved graphics of the previous installments. The gameplay should be quite similar to the previous games in the series, as Sega is using the Naomi boards for all four games. The game will feature several extras, including a car cabinet and a team stage, where you will compete in races to earn cash and money. We will have more on Crazy Taxi 3 High Roller shortly.

Creature Conflict: The Clan Wars was released for the PC earlier this month. The game is set in the European Middle East. Like the Civilization series, The Clan Wars allows players to control a number of clans in battle, with three to five different classes at their disposal.

Creatures Playground has been announced. The console-strategy game will let players take on the role of their respective clans in the 3D real-time strategy game. It will include a detailed technology tree that includes everything from buildings and troops to technology research. The game will feature 5,000 troops and 22 different worlds, and it will let players engage in battle in thousands of missions.