Ripto's Rage!, known as Gateway to Glimmer in Europe and Australia, followed on from the success of the first title, making its release on 2 November 1999 in North America and 5 November 1999 in Europe for the PlayStation. It received acclaim for its musical score by Stewart Copeland. The game received favorable reviews from IGN giving Spyro the Dragon a 9 out of 10. The game sold well, with a total of five million copies being sold worldwide. The game concludes with a fight between Spyro and the primary antagonist, Gnasty Gnorc. Each level is accessed through 'portals' from a main world. It is a platform game that placed the player as Spyro, a small purple dragon set with the task of freeing his fellow dragons from crystal prisons, which are scattered around their world. Spyro the Dragon was released in North America on 10 September 1998 and Europe in October 1998 for the PlayStation.
One of the weirdest discoveries is a massive floating dragon head, which can be found when flying around outside Crush's Dungeon.Main articles: Spyro the Dragon, Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!, and Spyro: Year of the Dragon That golden 10-minute window is enough for players to explore, however, and several YouTube channels have started uploading footage from their adventures. Thankfully, this doesn't remove the glitch, but merely resets the timer. Finally, as highlighted by channel SRT Glitches and Stuff, the speedway's 10-minute timer also carries over, meaning you have a short window to fly around each level before respawning. Talking to an NPC in Glimmer will prevent the glitch from working, and in some levels you'll need to die once before the glitch appears. Some levels (such as Frozen Altars and Glimmer) are apparently too high for flight and will slam Spyro to the ground, as the game believes you're still playing Canyon Speedway. It's still early days for the glitch, but Spyro fans are already testing its perks - and limitations.
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Tom says an easy way to achieve this is by putting an SSD inside an external HDD shell, and attaching this to your PS4 via USB. As mentioned by BetaM, you'll probably need a fast hard drive to replicate the glitch. So, how on earth (or off) does this work? According to Digital Foundry's Tom Morgan it could be that Spyro Reignited keeps several levels cached, "even if you leave one and enter another", meaning the game can be "confused by loading and retrying stages in quick succession". To make the glitch permanent across levels, simply die once in the boss fight, then you're good to boot up any level you want - or even switch games within the Trilogy. If all goes well, you should be loaded into the boss level while retaining the flight abilities of the speedway level. When you see this, hold square until you feel three vibrations, then hit the X button (thanks, Deep-Crash & Spyro). If you're successful in entering the portal, a saving icon will appear on the bottom right of the screen. On feeling the first vibration, press the d-pad up for two seconds, before hitting up+left. Tricky, no?īetaM has created a simulation of how this works (which you can see in the video), and according to those who've used the glitch, the easiest way to replicate this is by paying attention to the controller vibrations. While effectively blinded by the cutscene, players must run backwards into a speedway level portal, die, and then hit the restart button. Fellow YouTuber Dray says this is likely the trickiest part, and took them about 10 attempts to complete successfully.įollowing this, the game plays a cutscene (don't skip it) while also loading a "hub" level in the background. Flying is so much faster than walking.įirst discovered by YouTuber BetaM, the glitch is a little fiddly to get working, but once activated can be used in any level of the trilogy, and remains running until the game is closed or the player enters the Canyon Speedway level.Īccording to BetaM's instructions, players need to pause the game on the first frame of entering the Ripto's Arena level of Spyro 2. Oh, and I guess this could potentially be pretty useful for glitch speedruns. You can even fly outside level boundaries to discover some truly weird and wacky stuff, including planets and a giant floating dragon head. Now, thanks to a newly-found Spyro Reignited Trilogy glitch for PS4, you can soar through the skies whenever and wherever you want. Aside from when using power-ups or on speedway levels, Spyro's stumpy little wings can only take him so far, leaving players to jump and run their way across the game's platforms.
While Spyro is a peppy and cute little dragon, you've gotta admit: his flying skills could do with some work.
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