Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage!

... similar and yet nightmarish, um, experience of, like, I played Spyro.

I played Spyro 2, uh, Ratchet & Clank 1 and 2.

I think Up Your Arsenal, uh, for a little bit.

Oh, nice.

magazines.

post okay they're definitely i definitely had like poster eras like i remember getting um or really either really wanting or getting scholastic book fair posters yes you guys remember seeing them all on display and then like the number they would number mine be like uh 121 um and i think that i ended up getting a couple but the ones that really stick out to me are the little posters that you would sometimes get in the game boy advanced uh game boxes yeah like I remember I had a Crash Bandicoot racing game that it came with a tiny little poster probably like an 8x11 piece of paper but I was like yeah and then for Spyro 2 um both those

guys are my guys of course of course

yeah and then like I think some like drawings that they were not great but boy were they honest um please describe all my work like

Yeah, no, it's wild.

And funnily enough, the sequel Spyro 2 wound up doing the exact same thing by mistake, but in entirely different ways, which that's a whole nother can of worms in itself.

But but yeah, that had that had the same effect

with with Spyro.

Rather than release all three of them at separate times, you could theoretically release them as individual games and then have a trilogy like bundle pack available at a reduced price point that people can purchase if they want to do that.

Or maybe they hated Spyro 2, but they liked 1 and 3.

So why am I going to pay the extra dollars to get the third one or the second one when I can, you know, just buy one and three? Or maybe I just want to buy one and then decide to buy the others later on, like you're saying.

So I think that actually offers more consumer choice than the physical side of here's a disc and all three of them are on there and here's your base price point.