Product Description

Three long years have passed since Spyro and Cynder were trapped in the crystal, since then Malefor has unleashed his evil onto the world. In this third chapter of the epic Legend of Spyro trilogy, Spyro must fulfill his destiny and face the Dark Master. As evil spreads over the world, Spyro and Cynder must discover new abilities and unlock their true powers to defeat Malefor and stop him from destroying the world.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1363 in Video Games
• Brand: ACTIVISION
• Model: 72785
• Published on: 2008-10
• Released on: 2008-10-21
• ESRB Rating: Teen
• Platform: Nintendo Wii
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: .59" h x 5.43" w x 7.52" l, .36 pounds

Features

• Take flight anywhere in the Spyro Universe and engage in aerial combat
• Drop-in/Drop-out, 2 player Co-op with Cynder as a playable character
• Scale and epic challenge of bosses and multiple enemies
• Powerful action
• Features the voices of Elijah Wood, Gary Oldman, Christina Ricci and more

Customer Reviews

Third time is the charm
After a couple of dull PS2 iterations, spyro 3rd time is well polished. They have taken their time to get the game right. It is not going to break any new grounds, but it is a fun game. It is very straight forward, fit for all ages. The gameplay is very simple old school platformer. With all the big 08 holiday releases this one went under the radar. Pick it up you wont regret it. Good addition to you Wii library.

Disappointment
I've played Spyro games from the beginning and have always loved them. I was excited to try this for the Wii, but after an hour of game play I finally just gave up. The controls are not at all intuitive, and instead of exploring and solving puzzles I am just fighting enemy after enemy. I love my Wii, and I do love Spyro, but this might not be the best combination.

Spyro
the game is fun but a bit buggy. It is really cool to be able to play two players when ever you need to! However we found that a few areas are difficult to coordinate and maneuver without having the computer play one to the characters.