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Gin are the four he rattles off in quick succession-mean more to him, too. ItвЂ™s obvious the character designs he created entirely on his own-Coco Bandicoot, Dingodile, N.

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So troubling, in fact, that Pearson opted not to return for the sequels, but Zembillas did give Naughty Dog another crack for both Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back and Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped. Which was a complete lie, and it was really troubling.вЂќД¬oco Bandicoot, in promotional art for Crash 2. We created Crash Bandicoot and they made it seem as if we just came along after the fact to kind of tweak it. And when the press was coming out about it, we were completely misrepresented with what we did. вЂњMyself and Joe Pearson, and you could throw in David Siller too, we created Crash Bandicoot from the ground up. I gave him that wacky personality, and eventually we developed the final model.вЂќДЇor all the success Crash enjoyed, Zembillas felt underappreciated. вЂњI came along when his whole body was just a mouth, you know? But how would the mouth look if itвЂ™s pouting? He didnвЂ™t have a neck so he couldnвЂ™t look around, and thatвЂ™s the sort of stuff I was doing. вЂњAnyone can sketch out a character, but it has to work and adapt to the medium. Zembillas says heвЂ™s the one who transformed PearsonвЂ™s sketches into the bandicoot who eventually hit the big time. They were gravitating towards JoeвЂ™s ideas, but JoeвЂ™s not a character designer, so he was coming up with these really crude sketches.вЂќ вЂњWe were the first people to put pencil to paper at Naughty Dog. As far as just the whole idea, heвЂ™d go back and forth with Jason Rubin and Andy Gavin at Naughty Dog,вЂќ Zembillas says. вЂњI tell you, Joe PearsonвЂ™s the one who made Crash Bandicoot. Starting, as he does so often, with the theme of credit, he stresses the importance of Joe Pearson-вЂњan idea machineвЂќ-and David Siller-вЂњsuch a creative mentalityвЂќ-in the creation of Crash. вЂњIf you were working in video games, you had to be a really bottom of the barrel type artist,вЂќ Zembillas says. Instead, he was just an artist with a decent resume, a little bit down on his luck and willing to do something most artists of his era wouldnвЂ™t have even considered: work on a video game.

While Naughty Dog wanted to challenge NintendoвЂ™s iconic characters and Sony had eyes on establishing Crash as PlayStationвЂ™s de facto mascot, Zembillas wasnвЂ™t some legend in the field specifically headhunted to make those dreams a reality.

The A-list artists did feature films, the B-list did TV, and the C-listers did direct-to-video or commercials,вЂќ he says. вЂњAt the time, вЂvideo gamesвЂ™ wasnвЂ™t even a genre that existed. To understand where it all went wrong, we need to go back to the beginning.Д¬rash Bandicoot was the first game ever to hire a dedicated outside character designer, at least according to Zembillas. Cross the street, or IвЂ™ll call you a liar to your face.вЂ™ I donвЂ™t know if I shouldвЂ™ve done it, I shouldвЂ™ve been cool, but I put a lot of effort into it, and the game comes out and IвЂ™m down for вЂAdditional Character Design.вЂ™ What are you talking about, вЂAdditional Character DesignвЂ™!? I did everything!вЂќ

It said, вЂIf you see me walking down the street, go to the other side. вЂњIвЂ™m sorry that I did it, but it was this very angry email. Video games offered him a bit of a lifeline, though things eventually soured there, too.ДЄfter the launch of Jak & Daxter, he admits, he sent a less-than-cordial email to some of the Naughty Dog crew. So I was trying to rise up from these extremely bad experiences that I was having,вЂќ Zembillas says. I donвЂ™t want to get into it too much, but I was trying to do independent projects and stuff, and was just getting my nose bloodied by all of the scoundrels in this town. вЂњAt the time that Crash came along, it was a real low period in my career. Crash Bandicoot bookended his career in the gaming industry, starting with the first Crash Bandicoot and ending with Crash Nitro Kart in 2002.