Beloved PS1 Mascot Platformer Remasters Now 65% Off on PS Store

Oh man, where to even start? So, there’s this wild sale happening on the PS Store right now — and if you’re anything like me, you’re always on the lookout for a good deal. Anyway — oh wait, I should probably focus — some of these PS4 and PS5 games are marked down like crazy, up to 75%!

I’m not saying this is the best thing ever, but there’s this trilogy of PS1 games, remastered back in, uh, 2018, that’s catching my eye. And yes, I’m a sucker for nostalgia. What can I say?

So, let’s talk about the Spyro Reignited Trilogy. It’s 65% off, which is… let me do some quick math here (not my strong suit)… $13.99. It usually goes for nearly forty bucks, so this feels like grabbing gold from a dragon’s hoard (pun totally intended). But this price won’t last forever. It’s slipping away on May 22 at 2:59 a.m. ET. Why such an odd time? Beats me, but it adds a little drama, don’t you think?

And the description — it cracks me up. Calls Spyro the “original roast master.” He’s got the same attitude, now all jazzed up in HD. Big whoop, right? But hey, if roasted marshmallows and fiery personalities are your thing, you might want to dive back into these epic realms: Spyro the Dragon, Spyro 2: Ripto’s Rage!, and Spyro: Year of the Dragon. Those titles — classic, right? They just scream epic adventures and childhood memories.

Back in 2018 (which feels like a century ago, doesn’t it?), this collection got some love from critics. Metacritic even gave it an average score of 82, which is kind of impressive. Heck, in our little corner of the internet, we slapped a 9 out of 10 on it. Maybe we were feeling generous. Or maybe I just really love dragons. Who knows.

They said it didn’t age. Like, at all. It’s like the developers found some kind of magical potion of youth for video games. Spyro, that plucky purple dragon, breaking the norms since… well, forever.

Anyway, if you’re hunting down more deals, keep checking back. Not like I have all the answers, but hey, gotta keep the gaming spirit alive, right?