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Spyro: Collector's Edition (Sony PlayStation 1, 2002)
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My sister and I used to play this series we were kids! The graphics are just like I remember, and the game play is as fun as if I'm playing it again for the first time. If you ever played this before or it's your first time, treat yourself and buy these! Disc's we're in near perfect condition and work as intended.
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The game is made up of many different levels (realms), all connected together by hub worlds (homeworlds). The goal in each homeworld is to collect a certain amount of items, be it gems, rescued dragons, or dragon eggs, in order to travel to the next homeworld.[2] Each homeworld and its realms are progressively more difficult than the last. The first few realms are small fields with few ways to die, but they become harder later in the game. Many later levels focus on Spyro's ability to glide from platform to platform. Each homeworld contains an optional boss to defeat, except for the final homeworld where the boss is mandatory. Every homeworld contains a flying level (speedway) where Spyro's normal gliding ability is replaced with the ability to fly freely. The goal is to complete a certain number of obstacles (such as planes to blow up and rings to fly through) which each add a small amount of time to a countdown.Read full review
Back in 1998, a new kind of video game hero was introduced to the game world; Spyro the Dragon. Initially created for the original Sony Playstation video game system, it went on to become a major smash hit, becoming one of the top-selling games of the year. The first game presented the adventures of Spyro, a feisty little flame-spouting dragon on a GIGANTIC, 'go-anywhere', 3D fantasy adventure! Packed with puzzles and enchanting worlds, while collecting treasures, recovering stolen family jewels and discovering hidden regions. Dragons come to life with hints as you free them from their spells. Enemies run and hide, hit each other, fire cannons, throw snowballs and even "moon" you. A year later was the sequel, "Ripto's Rage!"; deep, imaginative gameplay with tasks to complete, puzzles to solve, beautiful new worlds to navigate and hidden areas to discover. Powerflames, supershot, high speed underwater swimming, superfly, superfreeze, hover gliding, headbash, climb and more! Next, in 2000, was "Year Of The Dragon"; a new batch of dragon eggs has arrived and the Dragon World hums with festivities. But a disgruntled sorceress has hatched her own plot to steal them all! Dragonkind could become egg-stinct! It's Spyro and his friends to the rescue. With all-new playable characters such as Sheila the Kangaroo, Sgt. Bird, Bently the Yeti and Agaent 9. Things are heating up, with more than 45 amazing 3D worlds including action-packed Boss rounds and over 150 cgaracters. With his dragonfly Sparks in tow, it's Spyro the Dragon to the rescue in this exciting video game trilogy!Read full review
I love the Spyro game series! It's usually advertised as a kids game but I'm a 22 year old woman who can't stand the "run through, shoot em up, get it done" kind of games, but I love Spyro!! This set starts the series featuring a sarcastic, smug, little purple dragon that saves the day by defeating the enemies and finding captured dragons or stolen treasure. All 3 games take hours to complete with puzzles, minigames, collecting, and of course frying the enemies. I think I spent an average of 30 hours per game, which made them well worth the money. This collection is for the Playstation so the graphics are outdated but after I was absorbed into the game I didn't even notice. The controls are pretty easy and the same or extremely similar throughout most Spyro games, so you can focus on gameplay and not which button to push. I found these games easy enough so I didn't get too frustrated but enough of a challenge to keep me interested. I have played all the Spyro games made to date for game consols and I've thouroughly enjoyed them all (except the new one for X-box, The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning, which is more of a run through get it done game that took $40 to buy and only 5 hours to complete). If you are interested in a story line, problem solving, and entertaining cartoon violence, then I highly recommend you buy this set. Good luck and happy gaming.Read full review
You need this if you love Spyro. All three games are complete when I received them and still play great. Disc's were slightly scratched but, everything does work properly.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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