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After showing up in Skylanders Imaginators, it's now been revealed that Crash Bandicoot is also in the new Skylanders Netflix show, Skylanders Academy. YouTube's pix pinguino uploaded a video of Crash in Skylanders. Notably, he speaks. In the video game series, he doesn't. He has an Australian accent, which makes sense given his origin. Here's the clip: Crash shows up in Skylanders Academy's eleventh episode, which is titled "Crash Landing." The episode's official description reads, "After Crash Bandicoot is somehow transported into their world, the Skylanders have to help him get home by finding a dark relic." You can watch all 12 episodes of Skylanders Academy right now on Netflix. Skylanders Academy is the first production from Activision Blizzard Studios, the company's TV and movie division that also has plans for a Call of Duty film and more. It's also the first Netflix original series inspired by a video game. Skylanders Academy's showruner is Futurama writer Eric Rogers. Based on Activision's video game series, the story follows the characters Spyro, Eruptor, Stealth Elf, Jet-Vac, and Pop Fizz as they go on adventures and stop bad guys. Chances are you will recognize some of the voices, as Justin Long (Dodgeball) voices Spyro, while Breaking Bad's Jonathan Banks portrays Eruptor. Funny guy Norm McDonald (Saturday Night Live) plays Glumshanks, while High School Musical's Ashley Tisdale voices Stealth Elf. Susan Sarandon and Metallica's James Hetfield also have roles. It's not immediately clear who voices Crash or if he'll show up in future episodes. Season 2 has already been confirmed and will debut through Netflix in late 2017.

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THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE EXPERIENCE IN FARM SIMULATORS Become a modern farmer in Farming Simulator 17! Immerse yourself in an open space with a huge crop of new world: new scenario, vehicles, animals, crops and game mechanics! Explore the possibilities for your farm hundreds of hectares of land, including new detailed American scene. Leads more than 250 authentic farm vehicles and equipment 75 manufacturers, including new brands such as Challenger, Fendt, Valtra and Massey Ferguson. Harvesting all types of crops, including sunflowers and soybeans are included for the first time. Take care of your cattle (cows, sheep, chickens and now also, pigs), felling trees and sell your products to expand your farm. Carry your goods with trucks and trailers or cargo and drive trains to get to your destination. Farming Simulator 17 is rich in terms of online activities: play in cooperative multiplayer up to 16 players and please download mods created by our passionate community to access unlimited content and your experience Farming Simulator 17 never ends! System Requirements: Windows MINIMUM: OS: Windows 7/8/10 Processor: AMD / Intel dual-core 2.0 GHz Memory: 2GB of RAM Graphics: 1 GB, DirectX 11, AMD Radeon HD 6770 / NVIDIA GeForce GTS 450 Network: Broadband Internet Storage: 6 GB of available space Additional Notes: INTERNET CONNECTION REQUIRED FOR ONLINE GAME

olkswagen Atlas full-size SUV revealed. The largest ever US-built VW is designed to “enter the heart of the American market” Volkswagen has revealed its first ever seven-seat SUV ahead of its spring 2017 launch. Called the Atlas, it shoulders the mighty task of restoring brand reputation for North American customers after the damaging emissions scandal. Aimed straight for “the heart of the American market”, the Atlas SUV is the largest vehicle ever built by VW in America, at the brand’s Chattanooga factory in Tennessee. It’s 5,037mm long and 1,979mm wide, making it the biggest VW passenger car on sale. It’s also almost 340mm longer and 100mm wider than sister brand Skoda’s new Kodiaq. • Best SUVs to buy now However, unlike the Kodiaq, the Atlas is only for release in the US at the moment. Chairman of Volkswagen America Hinrich J. Woebcken confirmed to Auto Express that the Altas will be exported to the Middle East and Russia in due course, but confirmed "there are no plans" to launch the car in Western Europe. Heavily inspired by the Crossblue concept of 2013, the production Atlas sits on the VW Group’s familiar MQB platform. The exterior look is said to create “a sense of timelessness and precision”; there’s a bluff front-end and squared-off bonnet, with VW’s recognisable two-bar chrome front grille and square LED headlamps. Side-on the Atlas has traditional chunky SUV stance and rugged lower body cladding, while a single styling crease follows the [CENSORED]ture of the wheelarches all the way along the length of the car. There’s a hint of Bentley Bentayga in the overall profile, too, although the bulky rear overhang is a symptom of the extra row of rear seats. The rear is similar in shape to the smaller Volkswagen Tiguan, albeit with twin exhausts integrated into the lower bumper. Inside, VW claims there is space for seven adults and their luggage. The rearmost seats are accessed by a clever folding mechanism in the second row that, apparently, works even when child seats are in place. The rest of the simple and minimalist cabin will be familiar to any current Volkswagen owners. The centre console features the brand’s latest Car Net system, with Android Auto, Apple CarPlay and Mirrorlink tech. Options include VW’s Digital Cockpit configurable instruments and 12-speaker Fender audio system. The Atlas is said to be the only SUV in its class to get Automatic Post-Collision Braking as standard, while the available suite of active safety tech includes Adaptive Cruise Control, Forward Collision Warning, ‘Front Assist’ autonomous braking, rear-cross traffic alert, lane keep assist and self-park assist. At launch two powertrains will be offered on the Atlas. There’s a 2.0 litre direct-injection TSI turbo petrol with 234bhp or VW’s 3.6 litre naturally aspirated six-cylinder ‘VR6’ with 275bhp. Both units are mated to an eight-speed automatic gearbox, with either front or four-wheel drive. No fuel economy or performance figures have been released yet. The original Crossblue concept debuted with an ultra-efficient diesel-electric hybrid powertrain, but given recent events have severely tainted the image of diesel in the US it's understandable that it didn't make production. However, bosses have confirmed they are looking into the possibility of developing a conventional hybrid power unit for the Atlas. Prices are yet to be announced, too, but Volkswagen claims the range will kick off “at a price designed to draw customers attention in the family SUV segment”. Expect that to be roughly in line with rivals such as the Ford Explorer and Honda Pilot.