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| Quote: | | For all of its technical flaws and obvious oversights, The Eternal Night isn't a horrific game, it's just one that seems like it should have come out a long time ago. It's still enjoyable if patience is your particular virtue, and hearing Elijah Wood kick the bucket repeatedly fulfills our inner nerd who thought Frodo whined way too much. Dirty, filthy hobbits, er, we mean dragons. |
Full review here.
You might be saying "who the heck is Charles Zembillas?!" Well he helped create the original Spyro game trilogy with Insomniac and made many concept sketches of our scaled purple hero. In a new blog post he said he supports the film and hopes for the best.
| Quote: | | Spyro is scheduled to be released sometime in 2009. Here's to hoping that the script is strong, the production values are high, and the film proves to be as succesful as the video games. |
Read the full blog post.
Well, I guess it follows the trend. It seems critics are saying the DS version is considered far inferior to its GBA brother, and DS Fanboy would agree.
| Quote: | | The final verdict: 5.0/10. Maybe this is an unfair rating; after all, between the recent Crash of the Titans and the pure, undiluted awesome of Spyro: The Eternal Night on the GBA, maybe little things became bigger issues than they really were. But as it stands, it's difficult to recommend this Spyro adventure over the GBA version. |
To read all they had to say click here.
While nothing really new Dutch(?) site GBAParty posted some more specific details for the Spyro movie. While you may question the validity as it is in another language, keep in mind a German site accurately spilled all the details on characters and story for The Eternal Night before any site in English did.
| Quote: | SPYRO TAKES HIS JOURNEY TO THE BIG SCREEN
(October 31, 2007, BAARN) -- The Animation Picture Company has announced that it has entered into an option agreement with Sierra Entertainment, a division of Vivendi Games, to adapt the Spyro The Dragon® video game franchise as a feature film.
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Well Spyro may not be as popular as he used to be but he still managed to become an example for Tom Bramwell at Eurogamer about (among other things), the over usage of colons in game titles.
check it out.
Well, this may be an old ad, but it's still disturbing all the same. GameStop apparently had a scheme to try to sell girl games. With a gaudy cardboard set up they put out the most 'girly' games they had.
Bratz, Hannah Montanna, Little Mermaid and... Spyro! What? Spyro may be purple but he isn't girly, in fact his latest games feel more like God of War (which is far from 'girly').
Let your voice be heard about how stereotypical this is to female gamers and how disgraceful this is to Spyro!
Read more about it at this link.
| Quote: | | Well, if Sony's only going to release classic downloads a few times each year, at least they're picking good games. Spyro was one of Insomniac's first games (and is presumably up for download to remind everyone that, hey! Buy Ratchet & Clank!) and was the PlayStation's first genuine contender against Mario 64. It still looks really nice and controls well, and despite some flaws common to the era -- like being expected to track down way too many random doodads -- it's so much better than the modern, non-Insomniac-developed Spyro games that it's worth playing simply as a reminder of how wrong a promising series can go in the hands of uncaring management. |
While they may not speak kindly of the newer games, any positivity concerning Spyro is a good thing!
Read the statement in its original form here.
| Quote: | Krome Studios has announced that Konami’s former vice president of product development Kurt Busch is to head up its Melbourne Studio, the outfit that was formerly known as Melbourne House and owned by Atari.
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Could someone from Konami have a good impact on the next Spyro? Time will tell.
Read on.
There was a time when Spyro could have been Sony's mascot (like Mario is to Nintendo or Master Chief to Microsoft.) Where would Spyro be now if he was the mascot, and who was he up against?
Some brief history here
| Quote: | Since you probably never thought you would see me bother to review a
Spyro game, let me cut to the point — Legend of Spyro: Eternal Night on
the Gameboy Advance ROCKS. I can honestly say that this game can easily be put in the same league as Metroid Fusion, Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow, and Astro Boy: Omega Factor as the best action games on the Gameboy Advance and put up a phenomenal fight. |
My favorite part? The purple gameboy advance micro.
Read on.
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