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Not while Activision are in charge...
If the rights were given to ND then it would be a totaly differen't story.
That's up to Activision. So, probably not.
Because they already did that with Crash of the Titans and gave him weird tribal tattoos and collected stuff called mojo. Not Crash's best years.
Since they turned the lovely Spyro into a flesh eating monster, Crash will probably end up a werewolf or somethin