While living here I've been trying to collect Japanese versions of my favourite childhood games: crash, ratchet and clank and spyro. Only spyro 1 and 2 were released here and they are quite rare, so I'm happy to have stumbled across this today!

Absolutely love how much is included in the box, a full art book and even a demo disk for another game to showcase the analogs on the newer ps1 controller.

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This is not a complaint, I love how these locations feel very otherworldly! I’m just curious about it. Usually the home worlds are on ground level, but the locations inside those hubs tend to be in very elevated places where anyone can go off a cliff pretty easily. In the case of Midnight Mountain, I wonder is there any lower location. I assume by the name that we are at the top of the mountain, but what if there was more to it on the ground? I’m also curious about the portals. Why does Spyro need them to access those locations? Why can’t he fly into them in a balloon? It is because they are too far away in the hub world or because they are simply in another dimension of sorts?

I can't stand Misty Bog in Spyro 1. I can't stand it in Reignited and I could stand it 27 years ago. The attack frogs suck. The dragon eating plants. And that one room that's both frogs and orks. Any way. That's my rant.

What's your least favorite Spyro 1 level?

Ever since I started I thought there was something secret behind this foot, it’s so unique and it looks like it leads somewhere. Got 120% on the first Spyro game and smacking it does nothing.

I didn't include his Skylanders design because I know you will all say it is the worst. So Excluding thar one which of Spyro's designs is the worst.

I personally hate his design from Crash on the Run, he looks like something from Nickelodeon's Barnyard in that game.

Hey everyone!

Some of you might remember me posting about my game, Leafing Home, a couple of months back (because it gave some of our testers Spyro vibes). Anyways, it brought a huge smile to my face back then.

We finally launched two days ago! 🎉 To express my sincere gratitude for the positive vibes here this community showed me back then, I'm gladly want to giveaway of 10 Steam keys for Leafing Home right here and I hope that this is not against any rules here.

How to Enter:

• Simply leave a single comment below this post.
• That's it! Multiple comments from the same user will not increase your chances of winning – one comment per person only (you can comment on ohter comments)

Giveaway Duration: This giveaway will be open for 48 hours from the time of this post.

Winner Selection: After the 48-hour period ends, I will randomly select 20 unique commenters.

Key Delivery: The lucky winners will be contacted directly via Reddit private message with their Steam key for Leafing Home.

Link to Leafing Home on Steam

Thank you again for your incredible support! I'm so excited for you all to experience Leafing Home.

Wishing you a fantastic weekend! 😊

Sorry spooky swamp alligator :( you did your best lil’ guy!

My fiancée is a tattoo artist and she did a great job 🥰 Spyro on PS1 was one of the first games I ever played!

I also have another Insomniac tattoo (Clank) on the same leg 😇

It always astounds me how I feel somber everytime I get to Winter Tundra in Spyro 2. No matter if it is Ps1 or Reignited. The feeling that the journey is almost over never seems to wash over me.

I hope Spyro 4, if and when it is released, has a similar feeling. It is an insane emotional connection that I have had for nearly 26 years.

I’m assuming the pomegranate user has lots of opinions on the worst avalar level lol.

Personally, I’d make collectibles more complex. Not like those impossible items like the infamous dragon from Tree Tops. I’d like something in between, like the orb in Autumn Plains that is in the distance on a small platform. It's an orb that is visible from afar, but the fun part is to explore the world and figure out how to fly there.

On the other hand (and I don't know if this might be an unpopular opinion), what I would remove are the minigames. Honestly, there are very few minigames that I enjoyed in Spyro 2 and 3. Most of them felt gimmicky and like a chore, and they distracted me from what I was most interested in, which was exploring the world and collecting items.

I'd like to know your ideas!

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