There are several "Crash Bandicoot" trademarks. What people don't understand is that there are several marks for an IP usually, and in Crash's case most of them don't include "Bandicoot" in the name. However, those that are still alive are for the same things that video seems to think Activision doesn't have anymore. That isn't true though, since Computer games, video games, etc are all covered under the following Activision owned trademarks:

ACTIVISION OWNED, CURRENTLY LIVE TRADEMARKS for CRASH BANDICOOT:
"Crash Bandicoot" for 'prerecorded compact discs' (this was filed in 1996 -- this definitely refers to PlayStation CDs) and also most types of merchandise.
tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumber=75179576&caseType=SERIAL_NO&searchType=statusSearch

"Crash" for 'computer game software' and also most types of merchandise.
tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumber=78377330&caseType=SERIAL_NO&searchType=statusSearch

"Crash" for 'entertainment services, namely providing online computer games, tips and strategies for computer games' and TV series and media.
tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumber=78377375&caseType=SERIAL_NO&searchType=statusSearch

"Crash Nitro Kart" for 'prerecorded video tapes and cassettes for tv programs,' 'cd roms', 'dvds containing video game programs', and some types of merchandise and clothing.***
tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumber=76477695&caseType=SERIAL_NO&searchType=statusSearch

and "Tag Team Racing" for 'computer game software' and some types of merchandise and clothing.
tsdr.uspto.gov/#caseNumber=78604007&caseType=SERIAL_NO&searchType=statusSearch

There are also several dead trademarks, some of these ALSO don't have "Crash" or "Bandicoot" in the name -- the biggest dead one being "Twinsanity".

However, while researching this, based off a comment on the video saying that ownership had transferred to "Bank of America" -- I discovered that EVERY SINGLE Activision-owned trademark (even for Call of Duty and Skylanders trademarks, series they would never in their right minds sell to anyone) has been assigned to Bank of America the exact same way. Every last trademark. This is because Activision applied for a Credit Extension with the bank, and to do this, they have to give the bank something to hold onto so the bank can be sure Activision will give the money back when the time comes. Companies do this all the time, and it likely means absolutely nothing of concern for Activision or their IP.

Basically, it's like when you take your car to get a title loan. You give them the title to the car, and they give you some money. They own the title to the car, but you still get to drive the car until you pay them back. Once you pay them back, you get the title papers back. Activision gave all their trademarks to Bank of America for some extra credit on their account -- but they still get to use the IP and trademarks, so long as they keep making their bank payments. If Activision messes up, then Bank of America will take all of the trademarks and IP and would probably sell them off to whoever the highest bidder would be.

You can read more in the legal document showing these transfers below.

(Scroll to "page 1" at the top and read down for a list of IP and trademarks offered to Bank of America as collateral for the Credit Extension, and "page 10" of the document downwards for information regarding the actual credit extension.)
tsdr.uspto.gov/caseviewer/assignments?caseId=76477695&docIndex=3#docIndex=3

Unless something dramatic happens, Activision will have absolutely no problems paying off any balance on their bank account -- so this really means nothing. Bank of America will just hold the trademark assignments until Activision makes all their payments, and then the marks will be firmly back in the hands of Activision.

So, in conclusion, Activision still owns Crash Bandicoot, Call of Duty, Skylanders, etc -- they've just put them in the bank's hands to get some extra money spending ability.

***Fun fact, at some point in 2010, a company named "Marble Slab Franchise Brands, LLC" was involved in proceedings for "Crash Nitro Kart". They put it up as collateral for an investment loan. As far as I can tell, they never owned it -- but they still used it somehow. Marble Slab is an ICE CREAM COMPANY. Figure that out.