The Legend Of Spyro: The Eternal Night (PS2) Reviews

This Spyro game, the 2nd of the series, really does not at all push its limit to the maximum. There are some really cool features of the game from the special slow motion features and slow motion attack, where Spyro stops time, and the tunes really are brilliant. But on the other hand the controls are like the most hardest controls that I have ...  Read the complete review

I was a huge, massive fan of the old PS1 Spyro games. Spyro the Dragon, Gateway to Glimmer and Year of the Dragon were three great games, each one being original, highly enjoyable and very memorable. But since Spyro has entered the world of the PS2, things haven't quite been the same. The game itself follows the same sort of pattern ...  Read the complete review

I personally enjoyed the game I thought it was alright not the best one out there! (I'm spyro crazy and loved the early ones on ps1 and 2) so once I got used to the new spyro image because he's lost his cuddly looks ha! it was alright only problem I thought was that the game is a bit short and so much more could have been done to make it better for a start most of the time your fighting bosses rather then collecting gems and doing mini stories in the game.
But if you don't mind butt kicking for long periods it's alright!

Genre: Platform Game/Action Game Creator: Insomniac Games Developer: Krome Studios Spyro the dragon is a great game for family and friends to play and this is the second game of the trilogy. Elijah Wood and Gar Oldman's vocals are used to cover the voices of Spyro and Ignitus. This game was first released on October ...  Read the complete review

Another edition to the failing Spyro series has just manged to possibly puit the final nail in the coffin. Every since the hugly sucessful first Spyro game, the series has been getting progressively worse and I'm sad to report that this one follows suit. The storyline is unoriginal as Spryo (before reuniting with Cynder) has to first save the ...  Read the complete review

The Eternal Night proves to be a most prophetic name for what is undoubtedly Spyro's darkest gaming hour. Fans accept the series hasn't hit the same highs in recent years as the original trilogy managed on the PSOne, but Spyro's fall, even since 2004's decent A Hero's Tail, is simply cosmic. A New Beginning (the first Legend Of Spyro venture) was ...  Read the complete review