In the original games, Spyro seems mostly oblivious towards Elora's implied crush and not interested. During the ending of the third game, when she invites him to just take a break and watch the fireworks with her, instead of standing she sits next to him and the two get a little closer to each other. Also, when she meets with Spyro again in the third game and asks him if he's going to come visit her in Avalar, she says it a lot more coyly, and even wags her tail when she does it. For one, her famous "I'm a faun, you dork" line is now said in a much more playful, less pointed way. While the original games already pointed towards Elora having a thing for Spyro, the remakes make it more obvious. Adaptation Personality Change: While he was never a good guy to begin with, thanks to the graphical upgrades in Reignited Trilogy, Moneybags is made out to be much more of a Smug Snake than he was in the original games. He's still somewhat hot-headed, eager to toast some enemies, and not one for listening to old dragons rambling, but he's overall less sarcastic and more polite towards his allies than he was upon his debut. 
Adaptational Nice Guy: Spyro himself, especially in the first game.Adaptation Name Change: In the original French translation, Moneybags was named "Gros-sous" (Big-cash) in the remaster, his French name become "Richard" for unknown reasons.
Subverted with the Epilogues, which completely disappear in favor of concept art galleries. The first game, the only game in the original trilogy to not have Skill Points, now has them in the Reignited Trilogy. Spyro's charge jump height is raised from the first game to be more in line with the second and third games. In addition, in the third game, it's usable since the beginning, without having to complete the second Sparx level (although said Sparx level doesn't give any special rewards now). Sparx' ability to point to the closest gem, absent of the original first game, is now in the Reignited first game. The second game's minimap is now available (and much more readable) in all three games. The first game keeps its own life up mechanics (the statues and the pearl system), but acquires also the sequels' one (the blue butterfly after killing enough fodder). Since the Reignited Trilogy uses the right stick for the camera, L1 and R1 recover the dodge roll for all games. Since they were almost unused, the two following games ditched this move, and L1 and R1 became the camera control buttons. In the first game, Spyro could do lateral dodge rolls with L1 and R1. Many (little) gameplay elements that existed only in one or two games of the original trilogy are now present in all three games of the Reignited Trilogy:. Certain changes have been made to the individual levels' scenery and architecture to make them feel more alive. Sane Trilogy, there are achievements available for all three games where you can unlock achievements by doing specific actions in-game, such as beating specific bosses without getting hit, or getting a levels' secret dragon egg back. Spyro himself was made a playable character in Crash's racing game remake, Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled (2019), along with his friends and even enemies, and then later pops up as some Wolverine Publicity for an event in Crash: On the Run!, where he asks you to defeat Dark Spyro. Sane Trilogy (2017), the Crash Bandicoot trilogy remake, whose commercial success likely greenlit this game to go forward in development. A port to the Nintendo Switch and Steam was released on September 3rd, 2019.Ĭompare with the Crash Bandicoot N. 
It was released on November 13th, 2018 for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The game was first announced on April 6th, 2018 through its official website, and various promotional materials were subsequently unveiled through newly launched Spyro social media, including YouTube, Twitter and Instagram. It's handled by Toys For Bob of Skylanders fame, with Sanzaru Games and Technicolor assisting the development, particularly the third game. Spyro Reignited Trilogy is a remake of the Spyro the Dragon trilogy by Insomniac Games on the original PlayStation, consisting of Spyro the Dragon (1998), Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!, and Spyro: Year of the Dragon.
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