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Spryo Reignited Trilogy Gets Rated For PC In Taiwan
The Spyro Reignited Trilogy is one of the more successful remakes of a classic series, and PlayStation and Xbox One Players have had the chance to relive their childhood memories and forge new ones. Well, it looks like PC players might be getting the same opportunity soon.
The Taiwanese ratings board currently shows a listing for a PC version of the Reignited trilogy (search "Spryo" in the text field in the link), along with the PS4 and Xbox One versions. The box art accompanying this rating also shows the Iron Galaxy logo instead of that of Toys For Bob, which could mean the former is responsible for porting the collection to the platform.
This wouldn't be the first time a ratings board got the jump on a publisher's announcement. Last month saw Octopatch Traveler get rated for PC in Korea a week before Square Enix made its official announcement.
Unfortunately for Switch owners, no such listing exists for Nintendo's hybrid console, which means hopes for a port there continue to be slim.
For more on Spyro Reginited Trilogy, check out our review.
[Source: Taiwanese Ratings Board via Nibel on Twitter]
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