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Spyro Reignited Trilogy
Spyro Reignited Trilogy is an anticipated release for both fans of the original games and people who were never able to try the PlayStation classics. With a release date only a few weeks away, Activision is getting a jump on the excitement train by releasing a launch trailer for the game.
If you're down for hearing the name "Spyro" a lot, this launch trailer is definitely for you. The trailer also does a graphical comparison between the PS1 originals and the modern remake, showing that it's far more than just a resolution upgrade and some texture replacements. The game has been completely remade from top to bottom for the new version, much like Crash Bandicoot's remake trilogy not too long ago.
Spyro: Reignited Trilogy was originally intended to release in September, but got a short delay to November 14. Before the game's delay, a minor controversy over how much of the game was actually on the physical disc began to bubble around the release, but Activision has not clarified their answer since. We should find out soon, as a launch trailer means the game has likely already gone gold and is ready for its release date.
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