Crash Bash/Trivia

Manual Misprint: The manual for the game seems to imply that, in Polar Push, your charge meter is meant to be a limited resource and that once it runs out, you can't attack anymore. This is fairly different from how it actually works in game — your charge meter depletes a specific amount depending on who you're playing after attacking, yes, but then it slowly recharges afterwards. It's not a finite resource and can never run out.
No Export for You: Inverted since only Japan has released the game onto the Playstation Network, meaning the original PS One disc is the only way to play the original Western version. In addition, the Japanese version has a few extra bells and whistles not available in the original, including Fake Crash as an unlockable playable character.
The Other Darrin: All characters have different voice overs, par Crash and Cortex who use clips recycled from previous games for gameplay grunts. Granted, only Aku Aku and Uka Uka are highly noticeable due to being the only characters with voice roles in cutscenes.
Urban Legend of Zelda: There was a claim that circulated around various web sites that stated you could unlock Tawna by inputting a cheat code on the character select screen. This code was completely fake, but for some reason, the rumor persisted for quite some time.