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Spyro Reignited Trilogy Lets You Toggle Between Old And New Music
Interested in the Spyro remake but you're nostalgic for the old tunes? Thankfully, Toys for Bob will include a toggle in the game for you to play with all the new graphical changes but the same music you remember.
Announced at the San Diego Comic Con 2018 Spyro panel, you can choose between the newly arranged music based on the original game and the music from the PlayStation originals. Check out the video below to scope the differences.
In addition, The Police's Stewart Copeland, the series' original composer, is returning to do the trilogy remake's main theme. The new track, titled Tiger Train, reprises and remixes motifs from all three games of the Spyro trilogy.
Spyro Reignited Trilogy is releasing on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on September 21.
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