Jacob Elordi Names His Favorite Video Game of All Time
April 8, 2026 - 11:51
Actor Jacob Elordi, known for his commanding screen presence in "Euphoria" and "Saltburn," has shared a nostalgic pick for his favorite video game. While not professing to be a dedicated gamer, Elordi identified a classic title from his childhood as his top choice.
The actor revealed his enduring favorite is the iconic platforming game "Crash Bandicoot." He specifically cited the original trilogy from the late 1990s, games that defined a generation of PlayStation consoles. Elordi's admission points to a fondness for the character's chaotic adventures and the challenging, memory-testing levels that many players recall.
This preference aligns with a wave of nostalgia for retro gaming that has captured both longtime fans and new audiences. Elordi's choice highlights how formative childhood gaming experiences can leave a lasting impression, even for those who don't currently follow the latest releases. His selection of Crash Bandicoot serves as a reminder of the character's enduring legacy in popular culture, transcending its origins to become a touchstone for many.
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