![]() ![]() If you like running around and collecting jewel after jewel and solving laughably easy puzzles, then Spyro: ETD might have some appeal for you, but for the rest of us, Spyro: ETD simply doesn't hold a candle to the other platformers on the market. To its credit, many of the level concepts are original (ranging from a monastery of monkeys to a farm infested with aliens) and the graphical design is impressive, but aside from that, there isn't much worth mentioning. : Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly (Primas Official Strategy Guide) (9780761540915) by Stratton, Stephen and a great selection of similar New. ![]() But since the game is linear and collecting is the main focus, things can get tedious as you collect the 700th jewel for the level. Levels are fairly linear, so exploring isn't focused on as much as other platforms games. Several mini-games were thrown in to add some variety and they can help break up the monotony of the game at times. Spyro: ETD is a platform game that focuses primarily on collecting, with other platform elements mixed in. Spyro: Enter the Dragon plays just like the original Spyro on the PlayStation, but with a few extra abilities thrown in to warrant the new name, but if you've played one version, you've played then all. ![]()
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