When the likes of remasters, such as the N-Sane Trilogy from Crash, the Reignited Trilogy of Spyro, and then new content like Crash Bandicoot 4:It’s About Time is released, it begs the question, “When is Spyro 4 going to be announced?”. Toys for Bob, subsidiary of Activision, led the development of both the The Reignited Trilogy, and Crash 4: It’s About Time. Insomniac left behind the rights to Spyro after the OG PlayStation series and this belongs to Activision-Blizzard now. The issue with remasters, or re-makes after a long period of time from the original, is it then bares the question to dedicated fans, “Does that mean a new game is in the works?”. There was even an option to remain encompassed within the original music, whilst playing the trilogy. The original composer returned to write a new theme for the game.

One of the original voice actors from the sequels reprised his role. They were faithful to the aspects of what everyone loved. However, when it came to the Reignited Trilogy, it was executed excellently. People always say the remake is never as good as the original, and yes, as a rule of thumb, I would usually agree. The Reignited Trilogy, a remaster of the first three games came to fruition in 2018.

Spyro the Dragon was released in 1998, when I and thousands of others were in our youth. It is even more exciting seeing the prospect of the rebirth of the characters, the environment, and the concept of a potential new adventure lying ahead.

Lets talk about Spyro 4, the Activision & Toys for Bob changes, and what this could mean for the Spyro the Dragon franchise in the future.Īs an avid gamer since day dot, nothing makes me more excited to see an older game, once cultivated in my childhood, come to life again in my late twenties. Lets talk about the Activision + Toys for Bob changes, and what this could mean for the franchise of Spryo the Dragon in the future.

Spyro 2004