However, especially within the past year, I’ve looked back on my gaming history and realized how much I loved the Spyro the Dragon games. They are also missing from my collection of games, so did I finish them? When did I sell them? These are questions I don’t know the answers to, so I think I can come to the conclusion that since those games were critically lambasted for paling in comparison to the Spyro the Dragon trilogy, I must have not enjoyed them that much either, which is why I probably gave up on the franchise for many years. Well, I actually did with Enter The Dragonfly and A Hero’s Tail, but oddly enough, I only vaguely recall playing them. However, you would think that I would have stuck with the franchise even after Insomniac Games finished their run on it. You could say the nostalgia is definitely there. They also happened to be some of the first games I played as a kid, so they’ve been a large influence on the kind of games I like to play today. The beautiful environments and graphics, humorous dialogue, solid platforming, diverse gameplay, and charming characters are just a few of the things I could mention from these games that make them stand out. I’m a massivefan, especially since I would consider Ripto’s Rage! or Year of the Dragon to be one of my top 10 favorite games. I would consider myself to be a fan of the Spyro the Dragon games by Insomniac Games. Neither Hot Nor Cold…Just A Little Over Lukewarm This review was originally published on my Google Blogger website.
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