Thanks to Super Mario 64, Crash Bandicoot, and other mascot platformers from the Nintendo 64 and PS1 era, the PS2 featured a plethora of third-party 3D platformers. Many have returned to modern platforms, with the latest coming from THQ Nordic.
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