darkSpyro

what new varying ideas would you add in(sub bosses, collectables new lvls. ,extra skill points ect.)

An alternate ending and a few more bosses. Maybe make Ripto stronger along with Crush and Gulp. Make more levels, and also make them longer. Pretty much make the whole game more challenging.

I agree. Make levels harder, and longer, but don't change them. Its hard to explain, but if they were really different, it wouldn't really be a remake. It'd be a new game. But i wish they would remake the first trilogy, for graphics sake.

Basically make it longer, more difficult and add an alternate ending.

I agree.
Would they keep the name? Riptos Rage // Gateway to Glimmer?
Like, maybe a better name? xD

i am actualy going to start a run through on youtube of spyro 2 where i list what i'd change

Oh okay! Well, i might follow that! You don't mind if i subscribe? heheh!

not at all but you might want to watch my most famous video(only 84 views)

link:

Spyro: Return to Avalar

good name i might use that or maybe spyro 2 ripto's revenge

and i thought what if you could unlock costmes by doing skill points like a costume of ratchet from ratchet and clank

haha yeah, don't ask me. I got nothin'. xP but ill sub to you, spyro glitcher.
You'll know its me. I got the same youtube name as this.

They should make a new homeworld called Spring Valley. I had a dream about it once and it looked like Valley of Avalar in DotD.

maybe with a digital level or a bug level oh and like a huge future war level where you control hunter and there's ratchet and clanck posters

I spose... but you wouldn't wanna mix TLoS with the STD games. That would totally ruin them for me. :/

And that war thing should be optional. I don't mind the whole combat thing, but it gets boring.

well the hunter fight is an orb i was thinking and this is my newest idea
an arena side boss for each level like glimer is a gem monster and sunny beach is a duck with a quack'o ray ect. and the doorsof each boss is gaurded by a red thief named steve who asks to see any erned coins(from beating the sub bosses)

isn't earning coins a little like mario?
:s

you can't remake an awsome game!!!!!!!!!!!!

yeah as long as you only add things or remove bad things

i sorta think, they should keep it exactly the same. Maybe if they make it exaclty the same, but better graphics. That'd be so cool. The first trilogy should be remade. But not changed.

now i say spyro 1-3 should be remade with optional side challenges
like side sub bosses for fun and if they are beat you get special dodads like costumes in ratchet 3 for skill points for obsesed spyro fans wanting more spyro

remakes suck

]=' well if not done properly

yeah, i think you guys are thinking of making a new game, based on the old ones.
A remake is like, basically the same as the old one.

well with the same plot and levels

The original Spyro's don't need a remake.They're fine just the way they are.

^ Thank you.

liar they are perfect

I'd modify the Other than that, I'd update the graphics, add concept art gallery with possible unlockable content for achieving certain goals, refine control to suit a PS3 controller rather than a PS1 controller (there are differences, though subtle, such as the analog stick is easier to control which messes up perfect control on some games) and add more random cheats for colored Spyro. (orange, true white, rainbow (lol))

Then there's the horrible sound quality that needs fixing. The emphasized 'p' VA lines needs to go, the music needs to stop making my ears bleed (It's a kid's game so bad music MUST be mandatory, right? No.) and I would replace Gulp's music with something that isn't stock content. (I think Insomniac just downloaded a freeware MP3 and tossed it into the game because Gulp's boss music is a real song.)

Other than that, I would leave everything, including those glitches I love so much, perfectly in-tact. Because it just isn't Spyro 2 without the ability to break the game until the disc gives on you.

This is the perfect Spyro game, no need to remake it.

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Then there's the horrible sound quality that needs fixing. The emphasized 'p' VA lines needs to go, the music needs to stop making my ears bleed (It's a kid's game so bad music MUST be mandatory, right? No.) and I would replace Gulp's music with something that isn't stock content. (I think Insomniac just downloaded a freeware MP3 and tossed it into the game because Gulp's boss music is a real song.)

It's called improving on remakes, genius.

]=| greatness can be improved and gulps music rules

Gulp's music? First of that music is not 'Gulp's' music. And second, it is a real song. It is very popular for dramatic things.

whats the name?

*shrugs* I've just heard it before on several different things.

Thank you. :l

Though that comment wasn't directed at you two, so no offense intended.

It's a good game but if there were a remake I'd fix all the problems with it. (Note I said remake, not port. A port is the exact same game on a different console. A remake is an edited or recreated game.)

I am only trying to point out that Insomniac just didn't simply downloaded the game music...

Yeah,Stewart Copeland kicked a$$ and made the music.

He probably did make music for the game.

But that song isn't his, so yeah he either downloaded it (because it would seem that, since everyone uses it, it's probably freeware) or licensed it, so it isn't original to the game.

Besides, Spyro 2's music isn't as good as Spyro 1's. It sounds to kiddiefied.

I like Ripto's music though.

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Besides, Spyro 2's music isn't as good as Spyro 1's. It sounds to kiddiefied.

Except the Homeworlds. They're beautiful, and so serene <3

I'm don't mind a remake - Look at New Super Mario Bros - Just amazing. If they can pull it off with the original trilogy, then words wouldn't describe how epic that would be.

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But that song isn't his

<---gtfi+stfi

i have heard it on jak 2's comercial which insom. worked with naughty dog by then

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pointless post

Give me one good reason why I should take you seriously. Your posts are nonconstructive, pointless spam that offer no intelligent or logical counter to mine.

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pointless post

Give me one good reason why I should take you seriously. Your posts are nonconstructive, pointless spam that offer no intelligent or logical counter to mine.

Thou want to stand against power of interwebs? Pretty much equals pee against wind...

OK, back to srs bsns... From Wikipe-tan, reading Steward Copeland article:
"....After The Police stopped touring in 1984, Copeland established a career composing soundtracks for movies (Airborne (1993), Talk Radio, Wall Street, 'Riff Raff, 'Raining Stones, Surviving the Game, See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Highlander II: The Quickening, The Leopard Son, She's Having a Baby, Taking Care of Business, West Beirut, I am David), television (The Equalizer, Dead Like Me, Star Wars: Droids, the original pilot for Babylon 5 (1993), Nickelodeon's The Amanda Show, The Life and Times of Juniper Lee), and video games (Spyro the Dragon and The Agents), along with operas (Holy Blood and Crescent Moon, commissioned by Cleveland Opera) and ballets.....
.... He was commissioned by Insomniac Games and Universal Interactive Studios (now Vivendi) in 1998 for making the music scores in the hit PlayStation game Spyro the Dragon. He was later recommissioned to make the music scores for the sequels Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!, Spyro: Year of the Dragon, and Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly....."

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pointless post

Give me one good reason why I should take you seriously. Your posts are nonconstructive, pointless spam that offer no intelligent or logical counter to mine.

Thou want to stand against power of interwebs? Pretty much equals pee against wind...

OK, back to srs bsns... From Wikipe-tan, reading Steward Copeland article:
"....After The Police stopped touring in 1984, Copeland established a career composing soundtracks for movies (Airborne (1993), Talk Radio, Wall Street, 'Riff Raff, 'Raining Stones, Surviving the Game, See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Highlander II: The Quickening, The Leopard Son, She's Having a Baby, Taking Care of Business, West Beirut, I am David), television (The Equalizer, Dead Like Me, Star Wars: Droids, the original pilot for Babylon 5 (1993), Nickelodeon's The Amanda Show, The Life and Times of Juniper Lee), and video games (Spyro the Dragon and The Agents), along with operas (Holy Blood and Crescent Moon, commissioned by Cleveland Opera) and ballets.....
.... He was commissioned by Insomniac Games and Universal Interactive Studios (now Vivendi) in 1998 for making the music scores in the hit PlayStation game Spyro the Dragon. He was later recommissioned to make the music scores for the sequels Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!, Spyro: Year of the Dragon, and Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly....."

Which just says that he wrote some of the music for the three games, it doesn't say anywhere that he wrote ALL of the music for the games, or which songs he wrote. Which means my point still stands: Gulp's music is not original to Spyro 2. It's a song that floats around everywhere that Insomniac probably found and either licensed or downloaded as freeware. And if there were ever a remake, someone should compose music for the boss fight original to the game.

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Quote: Feather Dragon

Give me one good reason why I should take you seriously. Your posts are nonconstructive, pointless spam that offer no intelligent or logical counter to mine.

Thou want to stand against power of interwebs? Pretty much equals pee against wind...

OK, back to srs bsns... From Wikipe-tan, reading Steward Copeland article:
"....After The Police stopped touring in 1984, Copeland established a career composing soundtracks for movies (Airborne (1993), Talk Radio, Wall Street, 'Riff Raff, 'Raining Stones, Surviving the Game, See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Highlander II: The Quickening, The Leopard Son, She's Having a Baby, Taking Care of Business, West Beirut, I am David), television (The Equalizer, Dead Like Me, Star Wars: Droids, the original pilot for Babylon 5 (1993), Nickelodeon's The Amanda Show, The Life and Times of Juniper Lee), and video games (Spyro the Dragon and The Agents), along with operas (Holy Blood and Crescent Moon, commissioned by Cleveland Opera) and ballets.....
.... He was commissioned by Insomniac Games and Universal Interactive Studios (now Vivendi) in 1998 for making the music scores in the hit PlayStation game Spyro the Dragon. He was later recommissioned to make the music scores for the sequels Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!, Spyro: Year of the Dragon, and Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly....."

Which just says that he wrote some of the music for the three games, it doesn't say anywhere that he wrote ALL of the music for the games, or which songs he wrote. Which means my point still stands: Gulp's music is not original to Spyro 2. It's a song that floats around everywhere that Insomniac probably found and either licensed or downloaded as freeware. And if there were ever a remake, someone should compose music for the boss fight original to the game.

Fetch me something with the music which is from BEFORE RR/G2G then, doggy...

exactly^

From what I'm getting from some places I've looked for the name of the song on (I don't know the name, which makes googling it a little tricky (and no, googling 'Gulp's Overlook doesn't make it easier, I tried)), I gather the song is a remix of another song, though I can't find a definite answer on any bored or comment section where everyone thinks they've heard it, several people say they think they heard it in a Jackie Chan movie from '96. This [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGYG_bV5q1Y]YouTube link[/youtube] is an example of places people have said they've heard the song from. Most of these are later than 1999, but a few are older. I'm looking into the Jackie Chan movie right now.

By the way, you could have just posted that link before instead of taking up two whole forum pages making an *** of yourself by posting rude pictures and not even bothering to offer up anything productive. If you're going to copy me in satire, you could at least do it correctly.

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He probably did make music for the game.

But that song isn't his, so yeah he either downloaded it (because it would seem that, since everyone uses it, it's probably freeware) or licensed it, so it isn't original to the game.

Besides, Spyro 2's music isn't as good as Spyro 1's. It sounds to kiddiefied.

How is it not his?