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where he finally confronts and defeats Gnasty. After Spyro's quest is over, he has access to Gnasty's treasure portal, which can only be opened if Spyro rescues every dragon in the kingdom and recovers all of the dragons' treasure and retrieves the stolen dragon eggs. A secret ending can then be unlocked by retrieving everything inside of the treasure portal. In this ending, Spyro is seen getting interviewed on TV when another spell is placed on the dragons, prompting Spyro to set out on yet another adventure.
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enemies carry fireproof metal armor, meaning that they can only be defeated by charging, while larger enemies can only be hit using fire breath, as they will immediately crush Spyro otherwise. Spyro can also use his wings to glide in midair, letting him travel further distances in the air and access areas otherwise unreachable via a regular jump. Throughout the game, Spyro is accompanied by Sparx, a yellow dragonfly who protects Spyro from taking damage and serves as the player's system of
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engineer who specialized in flight controls—was brought on to help with programming camera movement as well Spyro's movement controls. The game's camera was particularly challenging; initially, it always followed directly behind Spyro, but the resulting high-speed movements were found to make several
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was unique compared to other 3D platform games of the time; Spyro's ability to glide allowed him to travel long distances in the air, meaning that the player could cross almost an entire level if starting from a high enough point. While this made designing levels more difficult for the team, it also
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is an open-ended 3D platformer, featuring large, sprawling levels in which the player must locate collectable items, among which are gemstones, crystallized dragons, and stolen dragon eggs. Spyro's abilities as a dragon include fire breath, a head-on charging attack, and a mid-air glide which he can
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Marriott applauded the graphics, scenery, characters and control as some of the best on the PlayStation, if not the best at the time of the games release. Fielder spoke positively of Copeland's compositional work, calling it "wonderfully atmospheric." Slo Mo described the music as
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are open-ended, and they revolve around exploring and obtaining various collectible items to progress in the game. Each stage contains a number of crystallized dragons, whom Spyro must turn back to normal by locating and stepping on their statue bases. These dragons give the player advice on how to
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Spyro visits each of the dragon homeworlds, defeating Gnasty's forces who have been set out to stop him. Along the way, he frees the crystallized dragons, who give him advice and urge him to recover any stolen treasure and dragon eggs along the way. He eventually makes his way to Gnasty's World,
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progress through the game, as well as their respective locations acting as save points after the dragon has been freed. Another important collectible in the game is the dragons' stolen treasure, which is dispersed throughout each level in the form of multicolored
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in every way imaginable." Despite this, he wrote that the game "only gets very, very high marks, instead of outrageously high marks", citing its lack of high difficulty as the main factor that made it inferior to games like
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series following the third game, the success of the PlayStation titles lent itself to a continued series of games across various platforms. The game, alongside its two successors, was later remade as part of
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was coded with efficiency in mind, as 3D rendering technology was new at the time and the game had to fit the limited specifications of the PlayStation. Around 80% of the game's code was written using
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that he tried to make Spyro's voice sound like "a kid at camp that everybody likes." Alazraqui did not continue in this role after the first game, being replaced by
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1669:from the original on June 12, 2018
1448:from the original on June 12, 2018
1315:Fielder, Joe (September 9, 1998).
1031:, writing "Two claws up. Way up."
1017:currently holds a score of 85% at
792:in November 2018, followed by the
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2103:from the original on May 14, 2019
2062:Fielder, Joe (December 7, 2012).
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2390:. November 1998. pp. 50–51.
2386:. No. 204. United Kingdom:
2276:Pham, Alex (November 26, 2007).
2218:Horn, Andre (January 14, 2004).
1996:IGN Staff (September 10, 1998).
1802:from the original on May 9, 2010
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1159:was named as a finalist by the
690:was first unveiled at the 1998
2963:Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled
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1199:for the PlayStation alongside
1177:, while the latter was won by
1123:" during gameplay. Sushi-X of
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2556:. November 1998. p. 142.
2278:"The independent imagination"
2191:(Press release) (in German).
2029:IGN Staff (August 13, 1999).
1484:. No. 111. Oakland, CA:
1434:Randy Nelson (July 2, 1998).
1250:
486:Universal Interactive Studios
480:, in December 1996. Although
18:Spyro the Dragon (video game)
3840:Spyro the Dragon video games
2970:Crash Bandicoot: On the Run!
2693:"Spyro Heats Up PlayStation"
2418:. November 1998. p. 85.
1965:"Spyro Rolls Into Las Vegas"
1939:"Spyro the Dragon sur PSone"
844:
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3845:Universal Interactive games
3820:PlayStation (console) games
2581:"Spyro the Dragon - Review"
2348:"Spyro the Dragon - Review"
2155:Staff (February 12, 1999).
1047:is to the PlayStation what
700:Sony Computer Entertainment
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3231:The City That Never Sleeps
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2456:Electronic Gaming Monthly
2414:. No. 64. Bath, UK:
2350:. AllGame. Archived from
1882:Electronic Gaming Monthly
1767:"SPYRO Character Designs"
1317:"Spyro the Dragon Review"
1186:
1125:Electronic Gaming Monthly
1115:"the look and feel of an
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918:Electronic Gaming Monthly
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1470:Eye Spy (October 1998).
1034:Computer and Video Games
894:Computer and Video Games
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242:. The first game in the
38:. For the remaster, see
3730:Woody Woodpecker Racing
3176:Resistance: Fall of Man
1769:. The Animation Academy
1064:Gex 3D: Enter the Gecko
781:Spyro Reignited Trilogy
737:Crash Bandicoot: Warped
708:Crash Bandicoot: Warped
618:provide light and shade
554:Crash Bandicoot: Warped
432:
354:Spyro Reignited Trilogy
40:Spyro Reignited Trilogy
3716:Xena: Warrior Princess
3458:2: Cortex Strikes Back
3046:Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!
2669:. September 28, 2012.
2579:Marriott, Scott Alan.
2346:Marriott, Scott Alan.
2220:"VUD-Gold-Awards 2003"
769:Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!
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3571:Attack of the Rhynocs
3432:Universal Interactive
2904:The Cortex Conspiracy
2897:Attack of the Rhynocs
1408:. September 1, 1998.
732:sheepagainstspyro.com
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3758:Battlestar Galactica
3670:Rise of the Akkadian
3650:Return of the Legend
3200:Marvel Comics series
3132:Full Frontal Assault
3104:Tools of Destruction
2703:. October 10, 2000.
2587:on November 14, 2014
2354:on November 14, 2014
2066:. PlayStation.Blog.
1860:on September 3, 2016
1239:first-person shooter
784:compilation for the
3855:Fantasy video games
3643:Quest of the Dragon
3564:Enter the Dragonfly
3493:The Wrath of Cortex
3368:Ratchet & Clank
3219:Marvel's Spider-Man
3209:Marvel's Spider-Man
3146:Ratchet & Clank
3075:Ratchet & Clank
3065:Ratchet & Clank
2841:The Legend of Spyro
2822:Enter the Dragonfly
2647:on November 3, 1999
2617:on October 11, 1999
2496:. pp. 154–155.
2327:on November 3, 2013
1889:. pp. 122–123.
1613:"Insomniac Games".
1234:Ratchet & Clank
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3695:Way of the Warrior
3557:2: Season of Flame
3543:Year of the Dragon
3486:The Huge Adventure
3265:Marvel's Wolverine
2865:Dawn of the Dragon
2815:Year of the Dragon
2169:on August 30, 1999
1854:Imagine Publishing
1508:"Spyro the Dragon"
1436:"Spyro the Dragon"
1329:on October 5, 2013
1265:Video games portal
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2858:The Eternal Night
2567:PlayStation Power
2416:Future Publishing
2388:Future Publishing
2290:on March 12, 2017
2283:Los Angeles Times
1826:www.gamasutra.com
1559:on April 23, 1999
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