How to Get Coloured Gems The tables below show all the levels in Crash Bandicoot and the Gem rewards for each. The colour of the gem you earn depends on the level (see tables below). This rule does not include the Bonus area, so you can die as many times as you like in there. However, you have to get all boxes without dying for coloured gems - which is very, very difficult.
"Smash all the boxes on a level to earn the gem reward at the end" In the original PS1 version you had to do this without dying for clear gems, but this is no longer the case in the N-Sane version. How to Get Gems The rules are quite simple: In fact, 5 of the 6 coloured gems will appear as "Ghosts" on the first island but none of them can be earned until you reach the second and third islands. It's a green gem silhouette but you won't earn that gem until you reach level 10 (Lost City), on the second island. As an example, the first "Ghost" gem appears in level 2 (Jungle Rollers). Finding the coloured gem and revisiting the level will allow you to access the secret pathway, helping you smash all of the boxes on that level. These Ghost gems signify that a secret pathway is nearby and you need the appropriate coloured gem to unlock the path. Transparent / Ghost Gems Sometimes when exploring a level you will see a transparent (Ghost) gem, floating in the sky. The list of levels that reward coloured gems is shown further down the page.
The important thing to note about Crash Bandicoot 1 is that ONLY one gem is rewarded per level, with most levels offering a clear gem and a few offering one of the coloured gems. The major difference is that coloured gems unlock hidden pathways, which in turn help you reach inaccessible boxes that are required to earn the clear variety of gems, pushing you towards that 100% completion goal and the secret ending cutscene. Both types of gem are collectible items that help towards end-game achievements. About Clear and Coloured Gems There are two kinds of Gems in Crash Bandicoot 1 clear and coloured versions.
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This guide is designed to help those who bought the Crash Bandicoot N-Sane Trilogy for the PS4 but it can also be used as a reference for the original Playstation version, if you're using an emulator or even an original PS console. Collecting coloured gems unlocks new playable areas in the game and collecting every single gem will even open a secret alternative ending. This guide will explain exactly how to get the green, orange, blue, red, purple and yellow gems, and open the secret gem pathways to get 100% completion and the Platinum Trophy. A complete guide for finding all of the coloured gems in Crash Bandicoot remastered on the PS4.
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