Based on the original PS1 series created by Insomniac Games, this remastered trilogy has been recreated from the ground up by Toys for Bob, making the whole entire trilogy resemble modern CGI animation, but in real time hehe! Recommended for all ages!

Great blast from the past… Thanks Mighty ape

This game is still as cute as I remember and still has it's frustrating moment's. Definitely worth a purchase!

When the Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy was announced, Spyro fans had hope that the purple dragon would be next to receive an HD makeover for his breakout titles. After all, Spyro is the Jelly to Crash's Peanut Butter in a PlayStation platformer sandwich.

All of the redesigns; from scenery to characters; are beautiful; Music is faithful to the original tracks while bringing welcome; new twists; All three of the games are fun and deliver a quality gameplay experience; Updated controls with dual analog support translates well across all three titles

Baby dragons have not been given the same level of care as Elder Dragons; Some fans may be upset with some of the character redesigns

The Spyro Reignited Trilogy is an absolute pleasure and a strong continuation of Activision's commitment to remastering classic games. For those who grew up with or loved the old Spyro games, I can't imagine you won't find yourself engrossed in the collective quality of these remasters.

A relaxing jaunt back into the classic world of 3D platformers.

From the ashes, rekindle your nostalgia.

Back last year Vicarious Visions' Crash Bandicoot: Nsane Trilogy brought us a nostalgia hit from the era of the original PlayStation when it totally remade the first three games in the series with modern graphics, and now publisher Activision has returned to bring us another trilogy from the...

Though some curious issues persist, there's no denying that the Spyro Reignited Trilogy is a stunning effort that every platforming aficionado and fan alike should grab with both hands and not let go until every last gem is wrung out.

Spyro Reignited Trilogy is a gorgeous, enthralling time machine into gaming’s past. It’s my sincere hope that Activision has updated Crash and Spyro for today’s audience to test the waters for new entries.