It's 9 o'clock on a Sunday evening, and after what feels like hours of grinding, I'm seconds from throwing down my controller in absolute disgust. I'm confident an announcement for the Switch (and PC!) will be announced before, at, or soon after Nintendo's Direct presentation at this year's E3.Toys for Bob delivers another beautifully restored slice of 90s nostalgia, although the mechanics could have also done with a polish. Regardless, the financial success of the Crash trilogy would make restricting Spyro to the PS4 and Xbox One foolish. While Vicarious Visions is handling the upcoming PC and Xbox One ports of the marsupial's adventures, perhaps they will pat Toys For Bob on the back by handling a Spyro The Dragon Switch port in turn.
We reached out to Activision and Toys For Bob for comment on this rumor, to which we received a response confirming there's nothing to announce at this time: "Everything on the record, including platforms, is in the release."Ĭonsidering that Toys For Bob is currently handling the Switch port for Crash Bandicoot: N'Sane Trilogy, we think the team has its paws too full at the moment. Visitors will notice the description is not complete, and since the website is run by a third-party vendor, the listing may have been made in the rash assumption that the platform was already confirmed with the collection's announcement. this is apparently on the official Nintendo UK store (credit goes to ) /VECeMw9rNv However, video game news guru Nibel has relayed that "Spyro The Dragon Remastered" was on the Nintendo UK Store, which was taken down minutes ago as of the writing of this article. It's currently being developed by Toys For Bob, and the collection is receiving entirely remade assets, new renditions of Stewart Copelands' scores, and far more once it launches on September 21 for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
After a deluge of rumors and leaks of screenshots spilled everywhere this morning, the original Spyro The Dragon trilogy by Insomniac Games was officially announced today as the Reignited Trilogy.
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