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100More creative minigames, a slightly higher difficulty level, superb level design and some of the best realtime graphics the PlayStation has ever seen all make Year of the Dragon a winner.
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100Like "Sonic" and "Crash," Spyro grabs on and doesn't let go, and the complexity of the levels, hidden games, and non-stop action make it one of the year's best platform games.
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100It's one of the best games to come out for the PlayStation in 2000.
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Don't be fooled by that cutesy purple dragon - this ain't just a kiddie game. [Nov 2001, p.51]
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95One of the rare, few 32-bit games that still impresses, still retains magic after being beaten, and still begs for one last shot at exploring all its secrets and milking all its three-dimensional worth.
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91A universally excellent game.
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The relative ease of the game means that seasoned platform gamers should blow through this one without much difficulty at all.
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Clearly the product of a talented group of developers who apparently give a damn about whether or not anyone actually likes playing their games. And unless there's something severely wrong with you, you will certainly like playing this one.
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The folks at Insomniac have built an incredibly detailed, fun, and immersive action/adventure that is definitely worth picking up, whether or not you're familiar with this franchise.
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90The game play in this episode is so thought out and well-realized that I found myself actually discouraged that this would be Insomniac's last venture with the purple dragon.
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89One of those exceptional games where the great gameplay makes up for mediocre graphics and sound.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 30 out of 32
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Mixed: 1 out of 32
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Negative: 1 out of 32
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10
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Jonny10This game was brilliant. the imaginative levals just make you want to play it through the night. and the music is catchy.
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