Spyro the Dragon was released in 1998, when I and thousands of others were in our youth. The Reignited Trilogy, a remaster of the first three games came to fruition in 2018. People always say the remake is never as good as the original, and yes, as a rule of thumb, I would usually agree. However, when it came to the Reignited Trilogy, it was executed excellently. They were faithful to the aspects of what everyone loved. One of the original voice actors from the sequels reprised his role. The original composer returned to write a new theme for the game. There was even an option to remain encompassed within the original music, whilst playing the trilogy. What a blissful bite of nostalgia! There is a 4Chan leak that suggests Toys for Bob started on Spyro 4 development and handed the reins over to Beenox. This could explain why Toys for Bob have kept pretty quiet about the move over, despite the buzz around the franchises. This needs to be taken with a pinch of salt, and could be old or completely made-up news.

Spyro and Crash almost feel like long-lost siblings. It does sometimes feel that whenever Crash is around, you can expect a bit of pop-up from Spyro. The last four years of releases have shown this pattern, with a flip-flop between each series. 2017 saw the N-Sane Trilogy (a remake of the first three OG PS1 Crash Games), 2018 saw Spyro’s Reignited Trilogy, 2019 saw the remake of Crash Team Racing, and then we hit 2020 with Crash 4… Okay.. not quite a flip-flop, but do you see where I am coming from? It only made sense fans then anticipated a Spyro 4.

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Using information available, combined with skills acquired, can help make good decisions. That’s the basic process of critical thinking. Critical thinkers can solve problems by keeping a clear mind and rational thoughts that will help you analyze a situation and make a sound decision.If you’re looking for the latest Spyro merchandise, Zavvi UK is here to help! All our products are officially licensed and our collection features originally designed clothing, memorabilia, unique collectables, and more. To this point, Youtuber ‘Canadian Guy Eh‘, took a lot of time to examine this, and speculates that the design is not actually accurate to either the Reignited, or OG series of Spryo, which could suggest the design is actually based on a newer render of Spryo due to the finer details of the float and rubber ring that are not present on previous Spyro designs! The player assumes the role of a small purple dragon named Spyro, who is tasked with freeing his fellow dragons from crystal prisons, which are scattered around their world. Spyro is accompanied by a dragonfly named Sparx, who helps protectSpyro from damage and assists him to collect gems. Gnasty Gnorcis, who is the main antagonist of the series, is a very smart, and calculating Gnorc who hates Dragons and freezes them in crystal with ease. When the likes of remasters, such as the N-Sane Trilogy from Crash, the Reignited Trilogy of Spyro, and then new content like Crash Bandicoot 4:It’s About Time is released, it begs the question, “When is Spyro 4 going to be announced?”. This is a question that led to a lot of buzz and excitement within the Spyro fanbase, hunting easter eggs and crossing fingers for a small leak that might give any clue that confirms its development. The last time Spyro appeared was in the 2018 PlayStation 4 and Xbox One title, Spyro Reignited Trilogy, a remastered edition of the original three Spyro games: Spyro the Dragon (1998), Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage! (1999), and Spyro: Year of the Dragon (2000), by developer Toys For Bob. This means it's been 25 years since the original Spyro game was released, corroborating fan speculation of a potential new Spyro game.