He doesn't have much in the way of brand-new movies, but he controls as well as ever, once you learn how to keep the automatic camera under control. You explore 3D worlds (over 30 altogether), defeat enemies, complete puzzles, and collect eggs and gems as your reward for progressing, all the while making use of Spyro's familiar abilities. In this case, you're after baby dragon eggs, as opposed to imprisoned elder dragons and the like, but the essential concept is the same. Your quest, in Year of the Dragon, is essentially the same as it has been in Spyros previous.

It's more than just Spyro, packing in a handful of new playable characters, all with their own unique worlds and gameplay mechanics, to go along with the sharply-executed dragonish action we know and love. The future of the character is pretty hazy right now, but as far as the present goes, Year of the Dragon possesses all of Spyro's universal appeal and then some. Now we come to Spyro: Year of the Dragon, which looks like it will be Insomniac's last outing behind the property, as well as the last Spyro game on the PlayStation.

Spyro 2, on the other hand, was eagerly awaited, and it delivered in full, an expanded sequel with much more to see and do. The original Spyro was a bit of a sleeper in that regard, one of the earlier PlayStation games to do a fully 3D world more or less right. He's cuter, he's friendlier, and his world is all 3D, Insomniac having made their way much more cleverly around the limitations the PlayStation imposes on the creation of a free-roaming environment. Crash Bandicoot may draw the most press, while Spyro has always remained on Universal's second string, but as both a game and a character I've had the most fun with the purple dragon, rather than the bright orange rodent-thing.

On the PlayStation, I'd say the best example is Spyro the Dragon. Please refer to our guidebook before posting and if you have any questions, message the mods via modmail.There have been games that managed to beat the odds - Mario is the most familiar of them, naturally, but there are others that manage to blend a modicum of youthful attitude with gameplay that's both deep and easy to grasp, resulting in something that anyone with an open mind can get into. Welcome to the Official /r/Spyro community sub-reddit! We're a community of fans dedicated to the Spyro The Dragon series of platformers originating from the very first on the PlayStation and the titles that followed from the variety of incarnations he's had from The Legend of Spyro to Skylanders. If a piece of text needs to be hidden from others as spoilers, please use: (#spoiler)

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