So, to me, it is a magical world of wonder that I may never get to see.īut I will not give up! Eventually, I will complete Tree Tops and get to see Gnasty’s Loot firsthand. See yall Wednesday for some Metroid Dread. However, access is only granted if you have saved every dragon, liberated every egg, and collected every gem in the rest of the game. Hell yeah Finished base game Spyro :D Ill 100 it off stream cause fuuuuuuck Tree Tops. As the name implies, it’s full of treasure. Sure, I saved enough dragons and beat Gnasty, but I have never gotten the “100% complete” that I desire.Īfter defeating Gnasty, there is another world called Gnasty’s Loot that you can access. In Tree Tops, you supercharge down one ramp and propel yourself to another, then another, around bends, twisting and turning your way all over the level until you reach your final destination: a platform that I have only ever seen in walkthroughs and let’s plays.īecause of Tree Tops, I have never been able to fully complete the game. Tree Tops is designed almost exclusively with this ability in mind. It makes it very difficult to control movement and requires perfectly timed reactions. I, like many, am not very good at supercharging.

This makes him charge incredibly fast and can give him an extra lift when needing to reach platforms and areas that are just out of reach. Spyro has the ability to “supercharge” on special ramps. In fact, it’s so difficult that I have never beaten it. Of all the people I know who have played this game, every single one of them hates this level. There is one level in the first Spyro game that all fans of the series know and tend to hate. However, that does not mean it’s an easy game. I know where all the gems that I need to collect are, which attacks work best on which enemies, how to skip annoying cut scenes, and so on and so forth. The levels you'll encounter in the Magic Crafters are as follows: Beast Makers The Beast Makers are jungle and swamp-themed levels that house the most complex level in the game, and arguably of the. Most levels have become almost second nature for me.

Spyro is an incredibly nostalgic game for me, and I’ve played through it many times, both on the original PlayStation and through the digital version I downloaded to my PlayStation 3.

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