TV TROPES SPYRO REIGNITED TRILOGY FREE
Now the only unfrozen dragon left, and joined by his best friend, Sparx the Dragonfly, Spyro sets out to free his elders and recover their treasure and their eggs before Gnasty and his armies take over the Dragon Kingdom forever. Spyro, the youngest, most mischievous dragon of all, is missed by the crystallization curse due to his small stature-as well as his playing hooky at the time.
In a fit of rage, the half-gnome/half-orc casts a magic spell to imprison all of the dragons inside crystal statues! What’s worse, not only does he steal and enchant the dragons’ gemstones, transforming them into his own personal soldiers and monsters, but he also invites thieves bent on stealing the dragons’ precious eggs! Little does Gnasty realize, however, that he hasn’t quite ensnared all of the dragons like he first thought. interview, which, unfortunately, the latter just happens to be watching. Still, all goes well, until one rather arrogant dragon makes the foolish mistake of mocking Gnasty during a live T.V. The only blemish in this paradise is a sixth world ruled by Gnasty Gnorc, a repugnant, ill-tempered creature with a bad habit of dabbling in forbidden magic. With their own unique talents and gifts, each family protects the kingdom and lives in peaceful harmony with one another. Comprising it are five worlds, each one ruled by a family of dragons. The Dragon Kingdom has long been a place of beauty and prosperity. And for me? A game which not only featured my favorite mythical creature, but ultimately of one of the first games in my life of which I would truly feel like a master. For my lovably quirky stepsister, Crash Bandicoot: Warped. For my sports-loving stepbrother, Cool Boarders 2. About a year later, for the combined birthdays of my step-siblings and me, we each received our first personal Playstation games. My eleven-year-old self rejoiced! :D We started out with Froggerand a few demo discs, but in time we would come to expand and personalize our game collection. But that all changed on Christmas Day, 1997, when my wish was granted in the form of a Playstation. I was especially envious of my older cousins, who seemed to own every major Sega and Nintendo system under the sun at the time: Game Boy, Game Gear, NES, SNES, Genesis, N64, Saturn, you name it. As much as I absolutely adored my Gameboy as a kid, I often found myself wishing for a home video game console.
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