Bugfix: Spyro’s textures weren’t being saved in some versions of the games.

Bugfix: Models weren’t rendering correctly when sent to Genesis.

Bugfix: Blank screen on NTSC version of Spyro 2 on some plugin (note: some unknown blank screen errors still persist).

Some slight interface changes were made whilst squeezing in the Render tab.

Object positions can now be saved and loaded!.

Spyro Renderer added! Experimentally render the game in HD with an unlocked frame rate and with more texture options!.

Genesis now supports model exporting to the collada (.dae) file format.

Bugfix: Spyro the Dragon now loads and appears to be compatible with Genesis scenery edits.

Simple spark effects are now rendered in the renderer!.Skies are now rendered in the renderer!.MultiSpyro support: Lead your Army of Spyros with the Spyro trail! Includes limited online support.See the game through new eyes in a prototype Widescreen, HD 60FPS custom renderer!.View and export Spyro and object models with Genesis! (.dae export now supported).Edit scenery and object positions with Genesis!.Give Spyro cool and unruly powers, such as the Headbashpocalypse!.Replace level skies with skies from different levels! (Spyro 2 and 3 cross-compatible!).Officially compatible with Spyro 2 and 3, with limited compatibilty for Spyro 1.

It’s compatible with Windows emulators such as ePSXe and PCSX. Whether you’re a seasoned Spyro veteran, or new to the franchise, the collection of games is a perfect window into why this character and his games have such appeal.SpyroEdit is a specialised emulator plugin for modifying the Spyro the Dragon games on the PlayStation 1. This is a strong time for nostalgia, but the Reignited Trilogy package gorgeously remasters these old games and smoothens out the rough edges. Spyro’s lasting power has superseded the original PlayStation and two decades after his inception, he’s still relevant and popular in the video game world.Īrguably, Spyro’s level of celebrity has fluctuated through the years, but it looks like the character and the series could be back on top after the recent release of the Spyro Reignited Trilogy. The character hit the PlayStation at the exact right time and even though he wasn’t the console’s official mascot, he gained a certain reputation that spawned the release of three classic titles that were some of the best games PlayStation had to offer. There are plenty of video game mascots that have come and gone through the years, but there’s just something special about Spyro the Dragon.

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