It knows what it is and doesn't try to be anything more. Most people would probably rate this an 8-9, but I give it a 10 based purely on my own nostalgia of the franchise and how grateful I am that we got an honest remaster without bloating the game with extra content to make it seem relevant. These games are remembered for their fantastical elements and whimsy, not brutal difficulty. You have to be perfect with some objectives. The flight levels could give some people trouble but that's about it. If you played the Crash Bandicoot remaster then know this follows a similar formula as do most PS1 platformers. These games aren't difficult by any means nor are they terribly long. Being able to play this is a dream come true. Spyro was the first Playstation game I got back in the 90s and I loved it then, and it was strange realizing how dated the polygons looked when I tried revisiting it a few years ago. The price for all three games is damn good. The controls are fluid and responsive, nothing feels stiff at all. It stays true to the originals with only the major graphic overhaul and some minor improvements in other areas (mostly menu related). It stays true to the originals with only the major graphic overhaul and This is an outstanding remaster in the same vein as Crash Bandicoot. I hope this helps you answer some of your questions.This is an outstanding remaster in the same vein as Crash Bandicoot. If you're still confused though, take a look at the compatibility charts below.Īs the charts will show, the Trap Team Portal is currently the most versatile of all the Portals, but it definitely gets crowded when placing multiple figures on the Portal. It is only the Xbox 360 and Xbox One Portals that are console specific. Generally speaking, the Wii, Wii U, PS3, and PS4 Portals are all interchangeable. While this holds true for the first few games, Trap Team and SuperChargers have started breaking these rules.Īnother factor that we need to address is compatibility between consoles. This means that the newest Portal will work with all the older games. So far all Portals are backwards compatible. It will always be to your advantage to buy the newest Portal available. While it's fairly easy to explain Portal Compatibility, my goal is and has always been to make the information as easy to understand as possible. So the question is not only which Portal do I have, but which Portal(s) can I use? Each year we get a new Skylanders game and each year a new Portal is made.
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