Good Stuff
- The environment looks great it was well thought out.
- Spyro has a double jump
- Spyro is able to carry items, like keys and extra hit jars.
- The gems were used as currency
- There were dragon that were Spyro’s age
- The music was good.
- They finally put those yellow scales down Spyros back.
- Spyro also stands on his hind toes like most quadrupeds do.
Bad Stuff, and there’s a lot
- Spyro’s eyes are too small
- Spyro could not fly what so ever in this game
- Sergeant Bird replaced Spyro in the flight levels.
- Red’s head was out of proportion with the rest of his body, his horns where far too big.
- There where no natives for Spyro to talk to.
- Spyro’s wings should have looked more like the wings from Skylanders.
- MoneyBags is still a leech.
- The fact that Ember was a love interest, which was not appealing at all because they still made her out to be a pink prick anyway.
- The dragon eggs look like easter eggs.
- There was no female elder and no the nanny does not count, because the word elder is not in front of here name, like the others. She has no light gem staff nor does she teach Spyro any new moves. Here was Eurocoms chance to put a female elder in the series and they passed it up. Just like the rest of them.
- The fact that Ember and Flame played such meaningless roles in the game was a disappointment.
- Gnasty Gnork should have been more threatening.
Another thing I noticed in the game is that the 2nd half of the game feels rushed. The 3rd world ( Icy Wilderness) only had 2 and a half levels, the hub, the fortress, and Hunters Cave exploration. Hunters level felt like a half level because it was a point A to point B game play there really was no exploration.
And the way Red was defeated was a little anticlimactic.
SNAMedia 