Spyro: Shadow Legacy
Another new console debut for Spyro, this time the Nintendo DS; the successor to the GameBoy Advance (well, close enough).
Experience the magic, live the adventure! Spyro returns home to the dragon realms to find them in ruins. He soon discovers that a powerful magic force has banished everyone to the mysterious Shadow Realm. Spyro must master the use of magic and hone his skills - take touch-screen control of the fire-breathing dragon and save the day!
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 Oct 18th 2005 |
 Nov 4th 2005 |
Spyro: Shadow Legacy takes use of the DS's touchscreen by way of inputting spells which are shapes and symbols. One screen shows the action, the other the menu. Originally it was announced that the wireless feature would also be utlised by way of trading collectable creatures though this didn't make it to the final game. Shadow Legacy features a levelling system for the first time in the Spyro series, the more enemies you defeat the more skill points you earn to put into Spyro's strength and abilities, you'll also be able to put your experience towards building Spyro's collection of magical powers and martial arts combat abilities.
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, that sounds cool. But there are bad things that I have heard. First bad thing:No more Byrd flight levels, I liked them so much 
. Second bad thing: Ember is now dating that egotistical armadillo Bandit instead of Spyro, ewww 
. And the third and the worst thing: Red has become a good guy! NOOOO! 
(I hope in the next game Spyro and Bandit will have a dramatic sword fight or a duel of some sort, that would be cool).
Heeehooooo! Time to kick some bad guy butt!!!
The boss scenes were awesome, but the game was a weeeeeeee bit glitchy...but that was probably just mine when I had to leave it in the car -.-
But this is a great game with a lot of possibilities, and it is kind-of RPG-ish what with the inventory, and I like how there are a lot of side quests AS part of the town quest AS part of the big quest...but some are optional
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The game is worth the buy, and yes Red was mind controlled. And you should get a DS as it is cheaper than the PSP but still just as good as. Also, the game has small books( all of which are on this very site) that are hidden through out the game.One of these is about the weather, another is promoting a novel and some even say a little about the original three Spyro games from the PSone and even A Hero's Tail.
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