Ignitus, old and wise dragon, will guide Spyro through the game and help him follow the right path. Of course, it's in Spyro's hands (or paws) to save everyone from the doomed fate the Ape King has orchestrated. The Ape King has arrived to the Temple of Souls with wicked plans: he wants to resurrect the Dark Master and submerge the world into a new age of darkness. There he learns he possesses some privileged powers he needs to use in order to survive this new challenge. Somehow Spyro starts seeing visions that transport him to other realms. Spyro doesn't really agree with this, and that's how he embarks into the new adventure. She feels like she hasn't really found where she belongs and needs to go elsewhere and search for her own path. She was born in the dark realms of the Dark Master and was later rescued and brought to Spyro's home. It's the second part of an intended trilogy with the name of "The Legend of Spyro." This time around Spyro starts following this cute dragonette called Cynder. The Legend of the Spyro: The Eternal Night is, just like previous titles, a platformer with quite a bit of action. Older audiences might also find some hours of entertainment here, but it really depends on how much they liked Spyro games in the past. Then there's that age group between six and twelve that will also enjoy this title, even if they're playing by themselves. It's a great little tale I would recommend to all those parents who watch Shrek with their kids and would like to introduce the youngsters into the fantastic world of gaming. This game is not any different in that respect.
Moreover, Spyro was created for a younger audience, always keeping parents in mind. Since its debut in 1998 on the original PlayStation, his adventures have gone through several video game systems such as the Game Boy Advance, the PS2, the GameCube, and more recently the Nintendo DS and the Wii it even had its share in the tiny cell phone screens!Įven though I've never been a big fan of the series, I have played several installments and I do recognize its charm.
Spyro the Dragon has been around for a few years now.
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