07-07-2007, 04:23 AM
Spyro Still Not Dead?
Ign reveals all things spyro.
Ign reveals all things spyro.
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Sierra Entertainment on Friday announced The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night for Wii, PlayStation 2, DS and Game Boy Advance. The title is set for release this fall across all platforms.
"We're really excited to continue the re-emergence of one of video gaming's most popular characters through this ongoing trilogy," said Al Simone, senior vice president, Global Marketing for Sierra Entertainment. "The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night takes the action and excitement of The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning to the next level with new breath attacks, fury modes, and the introduction of the new 'Dragon Time' ability to deliver an exciting experience that Spyro fans and gamers of all ages will love."
In the newest game, Spyro must "unlock the secrets behind a series of strange visions that he is having and find the power to defeat the terrifying new force." The story once more involves the Ape King, who has arrived at the Temple of Souls to bring about darkness. The title will include four new upgradeable Breath Attacks such as Ice Bomb, Electric Orb, Earth Vine and Enhanced fire; four new elemental moves from Comet Dash and Artic Blast to Earth Pound and Electric Spin; four new fury attack, such as Earth, Electricity, Ice and Fire; and impressive new boss battles.
Official Wii screenshot of Spyro in motion. Four more are available in our media section.In addition, the latest adventure will introduce "Dragon Time," a new maneuver which enables Spyro to "bend time to his will." Gamers will be able to utilize the move to dodge attacks and complete time-based puzzles as Spyro progresses through his quest.
Major Hollywood actors will once again lend their voices to the title, including Elijah Wood as Spyro and Gary Oldman as Ignitus, the Fire Dragon Elder.
The Wii and PlayStation 2 versions of The Eternal Night are being developed by Krome Studios, while Amaze Entertainment is taking care of the DS and Game Boy Advance versions.
"We're really excited to continue the re-emergence of one of video gaming's most popular characters through this ongoing trilogy," said Al Simone, senior vice president, Global Marketing for Sierra Entertainment. "The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night takes the action and excitement of The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning to the next level with new breath attacks, fury modes, and the introduction of the new 'Dragon Time' ability to deliver an exciting experience that Spyro fans and gamers of all ages will love."
In the newest game, Spyro must "unlock the secrets behind a series of strange visions that he is having and find the power to defeat the terrifying new force." The story once more involves the Ape King, who has arrived at the Temple of Souls to bring about darkness. The title will include four new upgradeable Breath Attacks such as Ice Bomb, Electric Orb, Earth Vine and Enhanced fire; four new elemental moves from Comet Dash and Artic Blast to Earth Pound and Electric Spin; four new fury attack, such as Earth, Electricity, Ice and Fire; and impressive new boss battles.
Official Wii screenshot of Spyro in motion. Four more are available in our media section.In addition, the latest adventure will introduce "Dragon Time," a new maneuver which enables Spyro to "bend time to his will." Gamers will be able to utilize the move to dodge attacks and complete time-based puzzles as Spyro progresses through his quest.
Major Hollywood actors will once again lend their voices to the title, including Elijah Wood as Spyro and Gary Oldman as Ignitus, the Fire Dragon Elder.
The Wii and PlayStation 2 versions of The Eternal Night are being developed by Krome Studios, while Amaze Entertainment is taking care of the DS and Game Boy Advance versions.
