Actually, I was able to beat the first game (Spyro the Dragon) in a matter of hours with ease. There is no difficulty level to choose from in this new Spyro, but like I said earlier these games are very easy, even on the default difficulty. I don’t remember this being a choice in the original games, so this is a welcome addition to the Spyro trilogy. However, there is a feature in the options menu that lets you choose to have the camera automatically follow your movements or move it manually. You move with the left control stick and aim the camera with the right control stick. The options button acts as a pause button and the touchpad shows you your progress and collectibles. Triangle puts you into a first-person perspective mode, allowing you to see farther in the distance. Flame attack is used with the circle button (this is used to kill most things), charge attack is used by pressing square (when Spyro needs to hit something with more force), and X is for jumping (and gliding by tapping it twice). The combat and movement controls in this Spyro collection are very accessible to disabled gamers with fine motor skill impairments. All of the games have nearly identical controls, except for a slight variation in the second and third game (Spyro 2 and Spyro: Year of the Dragon). Spyro: The Reignited Trilogy consists of: Spyro the Dragon, Spyro 2: Ripto’s Rage! and Spyro: Year of the Dragon. Not to mention you will be gliding like there’s no tomorrow. Collecting gems is another staple of the series and you need them to advance to the next world. You’ll be spitting fire at Gnorcs, freeing your fellow dragons, and rescuing kidnapped eggs. This is a good thing because the original series had a near-perfect difficulty scale for the combat and controls. Meaning, not a lot has changed about the platforming and overall play style. The developers took a very “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” approach to remastering the gameplay in this new Spyro. This new remastered installment of Spyro still has the fantasy wonder of the original, but there are some big problems when it comes to accessibility. Although the original series of games were made by Insomniac Games, The Reignited Trilogy was handled by the Toys For Bob development team and published by Activision. The new remastered games were built from the ground up and remodeled to fit the latest generation of consoles. Spyro: The Reignited Trilogy is a complete remake of the first three PlayStation 1 games in the original Spyro series. As a kid, I loved Spyro! The gameplay was simple, but the style was fun and lighthearted. The feisty purple dragon is back to save the day again! I’ll be honest, nostalgia played a huge part in why I was so excited to play this remaster of my classic childhood platformer series.
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