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NO LISTEN TO ME posted:gently caress Tree Tops Tree Tops is actually really fun, I think, if a little bit of a pain when you don't know exactly what you're doing. I lose way more lives on Misty Bog to those loving enemies.
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To this day, it's still one of the few games/series I don't ever have any problems with 100%-ing. I don't do the first one that often, only because they locked down the controls (and added the hover) in the second two games, but it's still a decently fun game in its own right.
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Feb 8, 2014 12:29
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If you don't mind spoilers (on the off chance you are somehow watching this and haven't beaten the game before), there was a Spyro 1 race posted in the race thread a little bit ago that could hold you over until the next update.
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Feb 8, 2014 19:41
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Battle Pigeon posted:I'd say the worst parts are probably the Spyro 3 minigames, like the skateboarding parts, but they were cringe worthy even when it first came out. Your opinion is bad and you should feel bad.  Speaking of the post-PS1 games, for what it's worth, I played exactly one of the Wii Spyro games (I think it was the third one of the reboot trilogy), and it was actually pretty fun. I mean it didn't really feel like Spyro, but it was leagues ahead of what I was expecting, my only other non-Insomniac Spyro game having been Enter the Dragonfly.
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Feb 9, 2014 22:10
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NO LISTEN TO ME posted:Like I said before, 1 has a certain charm to it that the others don't, but I'd still say 3 is overall better. Year of the Dragon also removed the double jump, which was one of the best things ever in Spyro 2 as far as sequence breaking and getting out of giving money to that goddamn bear. 
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Feb 12, 2014 06:00
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Hyperman1992 posted:well, that and the charge jump. The first one isn't really that hard--you just have to focus and not take too many risks with his attack pattern. Second one can go to hell though.
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Feb 12, 2014 09:50
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Kurtofan posted:I thought that gave 1 a more Spyro-like gamestyle, which I didn't really find in the sequel. The worst thing about the first one, really, is that you either have to play through it about four times or take advantage of a glitch in the system (that they tried to fix in the HD remake but there's still a way) to get all the bolts you'd need to get all the extra weapons. Plus the new versions of the weapons don't actually do anything different--they're just a little more powerful, unlike the later games when the upgrades generally made the weapons more effective and more fun. Also, there's no strafing in the first one (except a very, very terrible version of it when you get the rocket pack), and that automatically makes it worse than the other two. I mean I like it, still, but out of the first three games, it's the only one I haven't platinumed on the HD collection, and it's very hard to go back to the controls and mechanics of the first game for me, after all the improvements they made to the second two.
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For what it's worth, I liked Dawn of the Dragon, as far as The Legend of Spyro goes. The story was pretty much Lord of the Rings with (more) Dragons, but it was a fun game. edit: By the way, the link to the Stewart Copeland interview in your description is just the link to your video. morallyobjected fucked around with this message at 16:16 on Jul 31, 2014 |
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