Remade from the ground up by lead developer Toys for Bob, the Spyro Reignited Trilogy features the fun and nostalgic gameplay that fans remember with more than 100 levels, enhanced reward sequences, Spyro’s gang of zany dragons and other goofballs (including Sparx the Dragonfly, Hunter, Sheila, Agent 9 and Sgt. Update: Thought I'd include the following excerpt from the official press release. What else am I going to stare at for the next five months while I wait for this collection? Now that the dust is beginning to settle on my crazy week and the Spyro hype machine is starting to charge off in new directions, I still have this promotional purple dragon egg, and I’m really glad I didn’t smash it to pieces. The visuals in this set of remakes are looking top-notch. I’m a little bummed they didn’t get Carlos Alazraqui ( Reno 911!, Rocko’s Modern Life ) to reprise his role for the very first title, but maybe Activision will surprise us with a cameo. The polish includes stuff like new lighting, retooled animations and revamped cinematics, narrative vignettes that will see one of Spyro’s original voice actors Tom Kenny ( Spongebob Squarepants, Rocko’s Modern Life ) reprising his classic role for the second and third games. Activision is making sure to emphasize that everything is being faithfully renovated without too much deviation these will still be the PS1 games you fondly remember, only prettier and better-playing. The biggest improvement, of course, will be in the visual department, with all the original characters and environments benefiting from a complete aesthetic overhaul.

So what should we expect from Spyro’s much-anticipated return? Rather predictably (because why fix what isn’t broken) the feature sheet is quite similar to Crash’s 2017 resurrection. The remastered environments are really shaping up.

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