Sane Trilogy, the developer time of 2:53.50 was not shown in the credits, but was added to the game via update on June 29, 2018.
Two achievements can be obtained in this level in the N.On the back of the PAL Crash Bandicoot case, one of the pictures has the level Stormy Ascent on it.The placing of the Brio tokens also differs from the placement of the Cortex tokens in the prototype version of the game, with the final token being in the middle of the level instead of at the end.It was created by Vicarious Visions for N. The Brio bonus round of this level did not exist in the original Crash Bandicoot.Completing Stormy Ascent and obtaining its clear gem increases the maximum percentage to 105% and raises the gem and relic counter to 27/26. The level contains a new bonus round that can be accessed by collecting 3 Brio Tokens instead of Cortex tokens like in the original. When Vicarious Visions was tasked to remake the trilogy, they challenged one of their best Crash players in the development team to play the original Stormy Ascent as part of their work to remake the level. The original game designer of the level and former Naughty Dog employee Taylor Kurosaki commented how at the time he was still learning about difficulty curves and hence why the level ultimately had to be cut.
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Sane Trilogy as DLC for the remade version of Crash Bandicoot in July 2017, available for free during 1 month and afterwards having a cost of US$3.99 (or €2.99). To see it on the cutting room floor was always a tragedy." The work that went into making a level like that is incredible. Long, a bit brutal, but it looked great, and had a real rhythm to it." Jason Rubin said, "There was never anything sadder than dropping a level that close to completion. I wish we had put it in as some kind of easter egg, as it was an awesome level, one of my favorite in the game. Andy Gavin said, "Stormy Ascent was just cut because it was too long and too hard and we ran out of time. In response to a question that was asked on a blog article, some Naughty Dog members explained their thoughts about this level being cut. The clear gem in this level does not count towards completion, nor total gem count.
Collecting Cortex tokens in this level increases the frequency of split-second freezing collecting the three tokens causes the game to crash in the retail versions of the game because no Cortex bonus round corresponds to Stormy Ascent, and the game does not assume a default bonus round (unlike in the prototype). It is also the last level of the Crash Bandicoot prototype. Naughty Dog removed this level due to its extreme difficulty as it is essentially a harder version of its counterpart Slippery Climb (which is already considered one of the hardest levels in the game), and also due to the numerous bugs that Naughty Dog could not fix before the final game was shipped. Stormy Ascent is not accessible through normal means in the original game, but it can be played by using a GameShark code.
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