The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning

Available on: GBA, GameCube, Xbox, PS2, DS

The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning

Teach an old dragon some new tricks in this prequel to an almost forgotten franchise

Words: Greg_Orlando on October 10, 2006

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An upgradable power scheme lets players choose from four different, elementally-themed breath styles, and then customize them by collecting crystals and allocating them toward augmentations. It's a nice concession, perhaps, to older players who might not be as enthralled with the game's love of bright colors and cheery environments. A series of well-done flying sequences bridge the game's various stages, and the shifting of gears is very much welcome after an extended series of brawls.

It's a fine new Beginning for one of the original PlayStation's flagship characters. Soar on, you crazy dragon.

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adrenaguy - January 4, 2011 4:57 p.m.

i actually loved sparx... it's easily one of my favourite of the series.
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Agent36496 - December 18, 2010 9:23 p.m.

I watched this on YouTube to know this was genius even though for all I know it all seemed too easy. I hated the jokes but loved the story and the graphics.
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Expected release date:	US 10/10/2006 (GBA) 10/10/2006 (GameCube) 10/10/2006 (Xbox) 10/10/2006 (PS2) 10/10/2006 (DS) UK October 2006 (GBA) October 2006 (GameCube) October 2006 (Xbox) October 2006 (PS2) October 2006 (DS)
Available Platforms:	GBA, GameCube, Xbox, PS2, DS
Genre:	Action
Published by:	Vivendi
Developed by:	Krome Studios, Amaze Entertainment
Franchise:	Spyro

ESRB Rating:	Everyone: Cartoon Violence
PEGI Rating:	Rating Pending
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