A user celebrates completing all the Spyro games, and the Game Revolution comments section fills up with love for Spyro and hope for a new game in the future.
A user celebrates completing all the Spyro games, and the Game Revolution comments section fills up with love for Spyro and hope for a new game in the future. After posting a picture of their Spyro 100% collection, with all the games arranged on a custom table with built-in cable management, the replies pour in with pictures of their own collections, and stories of the enjoyment provided by the Spyro and Crash series.
“I did it, I finally did it,” the original poster writes. “I have 100% completion on all of the Spyro games.” The user then lists all the games in the series, and the many remastered versions included. “I love the remasters,” another user replies. “I’d love for a new Spyro game with the level of detail and care that went into these remasters.”
“I’d love a 60fps patch,” another user cheekily replies, to which someone else replies, “I’d take a 60fps patch if it meant a new Spyro game.” The conversation then turns to how one could possibly achieve over 100% completion in the game.
“Just beat the game and then collect the extra gems hidden in the hub world,” a user shares. “It’s not too hard if you know what you’re doing,” another replies, “but I can see why 100% completion isn’t truly 100% if you have to go through all that.”
“I just love Spyro,” another replies, “and I love Crash too,” another shares, “I hope we get a new game in the future,” another user replies. “A Spyro game that’s completely different from the previous ones,” another user replies, “I want to see them explore new mechanics like the Ratchet and Clank series did.”
“I’d love a fourth Spyro game too,” another replies, “I’d be happy with a remaster of the GBC trilogy.” “I’d just love to see one of the current gen consoles get a game like Spyro the Dragon,” another replies, “a colorful game filled with the spirit of exploration.”
“100% completion is not 100%,” someone replies with a smiley face, “100% completion is 100% completion.” “Spyro isn’t a Pokémon,” another replies, “I would never try for 100% completion in a Pokémon game.” “I’m not going for 100% completion because of how difficult it is,” another replies, “but I do love the hours I’ve spent on the Spyro and Crash series.”
Check out the original Spyro 100% collection pic, and the replies below:
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