Hind Site: What Could Have Been
Welcome back to Hind Site! Last week we skipped this feature in order to allow the wonderful interview with the TLoS music composers at the top of our news circuit.
For the next few editions we will explore what could have been, if you will, after Insomniac left Spyro at the end of YotD.
In 2000, IGN posted a news article that Universal was looking for a new partner to replace Sony and it appeared as if it would be Havas Interactive. Never heard of them? You might be surprised to learn you have. Havas was a subsidiary of Vivendi Publishing in France and changed its name to Vivendi Universal (VU) in 2001. VU Games is now just V Games but still controls Spyro.
At that time it was planned for the next Spyro game to be released on the Xbox, PlayStation 2, Game Boy Advance, and PC. Who knows if this game was Enter the Dragonly or if they even had a game when these plans were made. However... whatever came of it, three of those systems did not get the game and one unplanned system did. EtD came out for PS2 and the GameCube. Imagine, right now you could be playing EtD while reading this...with your mouse and keyboard! Some may find this a scary thought...others disappointing that it never came to be. Either way, read on:
The article.
For the next few editions we will explore what could have been, if you will, after Insomniac left Spyro at the end of YotD.
In 2000, IGN posted a news article that Universal was looking for a new partner to replace Sony and it appeared as if it would be Havas Interactive. Never heard of them? You might be surprised to learn you have. Havas was a subsidiary of Vivendi Publishing in France and changed its name to Vivendi Universal (VU) in 2001. VU Games is now just V Games but still controls Spyro.
At that time it was planned for the next Spyro game to be released on the Xbox, PlayStation 2, Game Boy Advance, and PC. Who knows if this game was Enter the Dragonly or if they even had a game when these plans were made. However... whatever came of it, three of those systems did not get the game and one unplanned system did. EtD came out for PS2 and the GameCube. Imagine, right now you could be playing EtD while reading this...with your mouse and keyboard! Some may find this a scary thought...others disappointing that it never came to be. Either way, read on:
The article.

