I bought this game as soon as it came out and its a take back to my childhood, brilliant graphics and it's so pretty to look at, really good choice of designs and backgrounds, super fast delivery too, and they posted it through the letter box which was great so no body had to be home to collect it...

Bought this for my partner, brilliant gift. Graphics are fantastic, the game was just as I remembered.

YES you read it right. spent 2 days going for 100% only to have a major chest glitch out and never return. so that's a good chunk of time wasted. is it to hard to get a game released now a days without a crippling bug like this happening. wait for this to drop under 20 or massive updates come in.

I wasn't entirely taken with Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy . It enhanced three platforming classics with gorgeous new visuals and music, yet this only served to highlight its archaic platforming and finicky controls.

Looks absolutely lovely; Maintains the spirit of the original; Also builds on it with new character designs and more; Evolution of the series is fascinating to witness

Trial and error in some levels is frustrating; Archaic camera shows the game's age at times; No Nintendo Switch release yet..

Perfect for both adults and children, everything is not exactly the same as the original but it is no big surprise.

Buy Spyro Reignited Trilogy The PlayStation One era introduced many classics, but it was an awkward transitional time. Early 3D graphics, the early change from digital to analog sticks, and countless other small but significant changes mean that a lot of classic games are difficult to revisit.

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

One of the most iconic figures of the PlayStation 1 era , alongside Crash Bandicoot, Spyro has spent the past decade lost in the flurry of Skylanders games. Fresh from a successful Netflix animated series and hot on the heels of his stablemate's lucrative return in remastered form, the time is right...

Beautifully assembled; Some excellent level design; Great mix of nostalgia and innovation; No edgy Spyro

Some frustrating levels; Spyro 3 a bit hit and miss; Can feel a little grindy

The year is 1998 – Sony is looking to capture a younger age demographic for the PlayStation, and a little-known studio named Insomniac Games are wanting to bounce back from their first title Disruptor; a game that was well-received but sold poorly.

a gorgeous remaster that's perhaps a little too faithful