Well they say you get what you pay for and I sure did. After playing thru the game I now know why it was there.

Overall, pick it up if you're looking for a difficult time, or just a dark platformer.I have never played a Spyro game before so when I saw it on the clearance shelf for $3.50 new I thought why not. While Eternal Night can be unfair (at times), it provides you with a perfectly ample moveset for dealing with the harder moments of the game, harken back to the introduction of Dragon Time. While some complain about said difficulty spikes, I find that counterproductive. Think of this game as the Dark Souls of platformers: dark but good storytelling, with huge difficulty spikes and emphasis on combat. It takes Spyro and puts him in one of the most well-executed dark platformers to come from the 2000s, putting huge emphasis on the story, and in that regard, Eternal Night's story is ballsy, with its enticing ending and character development throughout (no spoilers here though). The controls are tight, it introduces the new mechanics of 'Dragon TIme' (so much for the critics' complaints about lack of innovation), and is an extremely fun, if difficult experience. The controls are tight, it This game, while not as amazing as its follow-up, Dawn of the Dragon, is an extremely well-designed experience. This game, while not as amazing as its follow-up, Dawn of the Dragon, is an extremely well-designed experience. Players can engage Dragon Time to dodge attacks, out-maneuver enemies or solve tricky time-based environmental puzzles. The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night also expands Spyro's combat arsenal by adding 'Dragon Time,' a new advanced move that allows Spyro to bend time to his will. Summary: The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night continues the strong action-infused gameplay focus established in The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning and takes it even further with new powers, including: Four new, upgradeable Breath Attacks (one for each element type), such as Ice Bomb, Electric The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night continues the strong action-infused gameplay focus established in The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning and takes it even further with new powers, including: Four new, upgradeable Breath Attacks (one for each element type), such as Ice Bomb, Electric Orb, Earth Vine, Enhanced Fire Four new elemental melee moves, including Comet Dash, Artic Blast, Earth Pound, Electric Spin Four new Fury attacks – Earth, Electricity, Ice, Fire Monstrous new and explosive boss battles against the likes of Skabb the Pirate, Gaul the Ape King and more.

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