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1. Zelda doesn't play like Mario or Spyro. I also find the series rubbish, but that's irrelevant to the argument.
2. I wasn't aware that Super Mario Galaxy 2 was a minigame pack.

Quote: Burning Gnorc

1. Zelda doesn't play like Mario or Spyro. I also find the series rubbish, but that's irrelevant to the argument.
2. I wasn't aware that Super Mario Galaxy 2 was a minigame pack.

Mario Kart series... That minigame pact for Nintendo DS I seen in school...

There's a difference between releasing spin-offs while also releasing proper games (Mario) and turning the series into a spin-off (Rayman). Mario still releases the older-style games, thus they makes games like Spyro still.

Quote: pokemonka

Many people say that Spyro is a childish game. Ok, the old Spyro was directed more to younger audiences, but TLOS is certainly not childish. has a lot of darkness and mystery, is not suitable for children ... But people continue to say that this is a childish game ... Why?

Well, first off this is the definition of childish. Now taking the definitions from Websters and applying that to Spyro (old - new), I think we can all conclude that, yes Spyro shares some aspects of being childish.

However, this does not mean that Spyro isn't fun to play (IMO the old ones are better than the new ones).

And, just for the record, these arethe definitions for flamming(1) & this one too flamming(2)

However, since there are no Hunters (Mods) on this forum, I'll let you guys be the judges of that .

OMG! Another talking to me that Spyro is not childish. I KNOW !!!!! Oh I've already got the answer to your question...

Quote: pokemonka

OMG! Another talking to me that Spyro is not childish. I KNOW !!!!! Oh I've already got the answer to your question...

*shrugs*
Very well then. Since you have the answer to your question then perhaps it be best to close this thread, before it actually burns up in flames? That or worst, it gets spammed to death . Also just one more thing: I never said that Spyro wasn't childish. But you have your answer so I'll leave it at that, and my previous notion as well.