Possibilities are always there, but no word about anything yet.
She must have been into you
Get High Impact Games, Eurocom, Vicarious, or even Toys For Bob to do it, but a REAL Spyro game that we've been wanting for years.If you don't want to mess around his experience, etc. You might need to buy new ones.
Kinda.I hope Spyro hasn't been demoted to a mere Skylander, the only thing I'm okay with in his involvement is that Activision wanted to get his name out there to the masses, and they sure did by the bucketload.
Now do the right thing and make a real classic-era Spyro game.
Yeah. Imagine (if you remember ) Gauntlet and that's pretty much it (you can't jump neither).
Haha! No, it's nothing like that here, at least at the store that I go to. I know that EB Games/Gamestop gets a bad rap pretty much from everyone, but the employees at the branch that I go to are awesome. Can any other Niagara area GAFers back me up here? It's the Geneva Street branch in St.Catharines. All of the employees there are very friendly, helpful and they generally know their stuff.
This is an extremely fun local co-op game with kids. My 5-year old daughter and I are having a blast with it. She loves being the portal master and is constantly switching the characters in and out. I would say that this is a somewhat simpler game in design and difficulty. The LEGO games can be a little frustrating sometimes with the platforming. There is limited platforming in Skylanders consisting of the occasional sequence with these bouncy pad thingies. Combat, I would say, is more fun and varied with Skylanders. However, death means nothing in the LEGO games, which significantly lowers the difficulty factor. With Skylanders, some characters lose their health REALLY fast with just a few hits and they need to be taken off the portal and replaced with another character for the rest of the level. This is usually not a problem with the exception of some of the boss battles where there are several waves of enemies to deal with, in which case it's nice to have some extra figures in reserve to get through the boss battle. So in general the gameplay is more simplistic and easy with some occasional areas where the difficulty spikes quite a bit.
Nice! That's a great feeling to see them go crazy like that. It makes the hunt worth it. My daughter wants Whirlwind SO badly. She absolutely loves unicorns, and as soon as we found Whirlwind's soul gem in the game and she saw frickin' rainbows shooting out of Whirlwind's frickin' horn during the subsequent character informational video (ie- advertisement), it was love at first sight.
If you don't want to mess around his experience, etc. You might need to buy new ones.
The figures each store their own experience, stats, levels, hats, etc.; but only one data per figure. That can be erased in the game; which you don't want to do (I think).
Kinda.
Toys for Bob explained that they were asked to choose one franchise "to reboot" and they chose Spyro (and tried with "mature looks", regular platforming, etc..and weren't just happy); so if anything blame them.
Activision (fully)and Bobby Kotick apparently, didn't entered for the most part till later. Vicarious mentioned something similar while working in the guitar-grip for the DS Guitar Hero game and how they basically made it and then pitched the idea to Activision (but then knew they needed Nintendo's help, so pitched it to Nintendo..which like the idea and gave them support). So, guess Activision gives the team some time and resources to experiment on their own.
Wouldn't surprise me if there's a "regular game" later on. Skylanders sold great and got a lot of exposure and sales; so if they make a standalone Spyro game it might be an easier to sell as "that purple dragon from Skylanders" to many.
The game hasn't been getting away with that, heck many are quite aware of that and others just decided to not support the game for that same reason. Nearly all reviews deducted points for that same reason.
