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The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night.
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The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night.
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"GamerKids recently caught up with Krome Studio's Don Meadows, the Producer of the recently released The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night. In the interview, Meadows has talked about some of the changes players will notice in The Eternal Night, some of the creatures you will encounter and Spyro's new breath attacks."
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PALGN
"There was a time when slaying dragons was all the rage. At the weekends we'd suit up in our stainless steel best, take the good horse out of the garage and ride on down to the local enchanted forest. Of course, now they're all endangered and games developers seem to be in favour of helping the little critters out, rather than promoting further barbarity."
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Pocketgamer.co.uk
"The Eternal Night’ is the second installment in the ‘Legend of Spyro’ trilogy of games which began with ‘A New Beginning’ late last year. The Nintendo DS version – which we will be examining in this review – has been developed by Amaze Entertainment, whilst Krome Studios handled its home-console counterparts. Although the plot continues on from where ‘A New Beginning’ left off, the rest of the game has undergone a thorough overhaul and now features a full-blown 3D game engine, as opposed to the 2D/3D hybrid used in its predecessor. Of course, whether or not this is a good thing for the series is something you’ll have to read on to find out!"
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Eurogamer
"Earlier this month, we took a look at Amaze Entertainment's take on Crash of the Titans, and were pleasantly surprised to find an excellent, old-school style entry into the series. So now, with Spyro the Dragon, it seemed reasonable to expect something truly special, particularly considering the wondrous job they've done with the GBA title."
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DSFanboy
"Earlier this month, I reviewed Sierra's latest Crash Bandicoot game on the Nintendo DS, commending the development team on returning to the character's PlayStation roots and bringing back a lot of fun elements to create an impressive handheld Crash experience. Seems that team was also put to the task of doing the same for the company's other character, Spyro the Dragon. Unfortunately, I don't have as much glowing praise for this project as I did for the Bandicoot's. The game may attempt the original Insomniac 3D action platforming style and may mirror a few of the key elements that made the PlayStation games great, but the final product is very stiff and awkward and calls attention to the fact that it wasn't quite finished before it shipped."
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IGN
"Rockstars and athletes spend a lifetime becoming legends but all it takes for a video game character is a decade of decent titles. Of course, inherent in that statement is that not every appearance of Spyro has resulted in classic gameplay, but with a return to form in 2006's The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning, the little purple dragon seems likely to build on his reputation with The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night, which is also being made by top developer Amaze."
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Pocketgamer.co.uk
