Well, i enjoyed this game. The plot is set about 3ish years from where the last one in the trilogy left off. However, i was able to enjoy this one without playing the other 2! Couple of bits, however, wern't particually easy to navigate. No brilliant explanations of what you had to do.

Fun for family

Graphics; Camera angles; knowing what to do

The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon-A dawn of decent games for the franchise? Spyro has had some tough times since the dawn of the Playstation 2. Both Spyro and Crash Bandicoot were the mascots of Sony's Playstation system, yet when both franchises were taken under the development of Vivendi...

I would have to say when I first started playing this game when it came out i was impressed, the game-play and story line are amazing among other little details. What really brought the Spyro fan out of me is being able to FINALLY fly without any boosts or abilities, just flying!

Pretty damn good, the game is worth playing, but not the best Graphics=10, VERY VERY GOOD Music=7, Pretty good, but you hear it over and over Story=7, Lord of the Rings much Replayability/Length=7, Worth replaying but only a couple times Gameplay=9, Very good, glitchy at times but very good This...

Spyro has been around for quite some time now and since his incarnation on the PlayStation, our little dragon has come a long way. Although our colourful and fire breathing dragon has had a few ups and downs in his career, Spyro Dawn of the Dragon is the latest title of the franchise which not only...

Huge production values with a few frustrating moments. Unlike Crash Bandicoot Spyro the Dragon's career […]

+ Super voice acting; + Co-op is a blast; + Combat is surprisingly deep

Slowdown plagues large conflicts; Sometimes resorts to a button masher; Frustrating camera

This game could have fared far worse, but it keeps itself sitting right on the mediocre line. Long-time Spyro fans should pick it up and enjoy it for what it is. The rest of us will find our platforming fun elsewhere.

I was corresponding with another writer here at Gaming Nexus -- Sean Nack -- when the topic and usage of the word "frustration" in videogame reviews came up. As I'm wont to do when I know little of what I'm talking about, I turned the discussion into something of a monologue.

Spyro debuts in his first Xbox 360 outing, complete with a new co-op element, and as much as I hate to say it, hopefully this is his last time on the platform. Find out what I'm talking about in the full review.

Co-op can make the game better with a friend

It can be boring; and glitchy

Dating back to the PlayStation One days, Spyro the purple dragon has been with us for quite some time. Not being familiar with the series I was very curious to see what the action and adventure based game was all about.