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GameBoy Advance : Spyro : Attack Of The Rhynocs Reviews

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Below are user reviews of Spyro : Attack Of The Rhynocs and on the right are links to professionally written reviews. The summary of review scores shows the distribution of scores given by the professional reviewers for Spyro : Attack Of The Rhynocs. Column height indicates the number of reviews with a score within the range shown at the bottom of the column. Higher scores (columns further towards the right) are better.

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3 Rating: 3, Useful: 3 / 11
Date: December 22, 2004
Author: Amazon User

Same old spyro again and again... All of the spyro games have a similar storyline: save the DRAGONS, save the DRAGON eggs, save the DRAGONflies. You're always saving something and fighting similar enemies. It just gets old. This game is one of the best though.

I Love That Dragon

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 31 / 31
Date: December 13, 2003
Author: Amazon User

To look at me, you'd never expect that I would be the sort of person to play video games or GameBoy, as I'm a 45 year old mom. But my five year old has become hooked. This series of games is one place where I can share his enthusiasm. I find his other games to be largely monotonous and boring, lacking the intelligence and sense of fun which clearly went into these. My son and I often play Spyro side by side, swapping the GameBoys back and forth if something gets a bit too tough for him. He is only five, after all.

In all, I think the Spyro games are a great experience. The graphics are just wonderful and the detail that went into development of the games is astounding. Sypro will actually turn and look at you impatiently if you wait too long to issue him a command (move him along). The variety of characters you can play ensure that the game doesn't get monotonous. I found Agent Byrd in this game to be much easier than Shelia the Kangaroo in Season of Fire. There's plenty of easy stuff to do (collecting gems) in between moments of sheer frustration, such as learning to jump across long spaces and doing the challenges within the levels. The controls work more precisely in this one and especially in Season of Fire than they did in Season of Ice. You do have to be extremely accurate, but to me that's part of the challenge.

Finding the levels in this game is a bit more frustrating than Season of Fire, as they don't always turn up as obvious portals to pass through. It may take some thought and experience with the game before you realize that doing something to an object can cause a portal to open. Like previous games, you need to collect a certain number of fireflies to enable entry. While I preferred the intuitive layout of Season of Fire (easier to find your way around) this one does grow on you. It was less frustrating in that it was harder to kill Spyro off altogether - you really don't need to use any cheat codes for this game. Also, I found Ripto and his precursors to be easier to beat.

I for one would be devastated if the developers stop issuing new Spyro games. For those new to the series on GameBoy, I would recommend Season of Fire first as a powerful learning tool regarding Sypro abilities. Do yourself a favor and look up the code for "unlimited lives" on the internet when you try it though - you'll save yourself hours of frustration. This game is an excellent second, with Season of Ice being last (but don't dismiss it!).

I give this game four stars despite preferring Season of Fire - all of these games are unbeatable in terms of their ability to hold an adult's interest as well as that of a kid.

If its a drgon that can fit in your pocket.Then its cool...

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 13 / 20
Date: August 18, 2003
Author: Amazon User

I would have to say all of the Spyro games that have came out are great. Spyro enter the Dragonfly was not as succesful for it had many subquests, and personally the idea of finding about so many dragonflies in 1 level (usually 10-25) wasn't as good as finding about 5-6 eggs per level.I have played the Spyro GBA games and they should be in every GBA owners collection.While season of ice you could only use spyro;This game you can also play as Agent 9, and Srgnt.Byrd.I know for sure I will get this game(if I can't wait I whil buy seson of flame.).

Over-All:

Graphics
5/5 You cant really judge a game boys graphics, but when there 3-d, There good.

Sound
5/5 I havnt heard it yet but due to the current games and how it will improve I would say excellent.

Gameplay
5/5 It is a 3-d game boy advance game.And the levels are big; about 7 levels per world.7-8 worlds.You collect gems and (either eggs,fairies, or dragonflies.) to complete the mission 100%. (Though you don't have to get 100% just enough to make it to the next world.)

Storyline
The link form the Rhynocs world and the Dragon world has been opened; and by Rypto's command the Rhynocs are flooding in and invading.

I hope this helped.

I wonder how it's going to come out like.....

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 4 / 4
Date: November 05, 2003
Author: Amazon User

This game is really cool! You get to explore many levels and defeat the menace Ripto again! Spyro can now even use tornadoes and have Phoenix Vision!
The downside is, that it's pretty short.
When it comes out, First borrow, Buy later.

The best of the Spyro GBA games

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 4 / 4
Date: November 20, 2003
Author: Amazon User

I admit that I can't resist reviewing a Spyro game of any kind. This truly improves on the successful formula, and adds some new twists that keep gameplay interesting. It was harder to put this one down than the previous games, because you can progress fairly quickly through the levels, with just the right amount of challenge.

The main difference between this and the previous games is the introduction of side quests. There are quite a few "quests" that characters in the game will send you on -- get me these seven magical herbs; get me seven groovy items (I'm not making that one up), etc. Then by completing mini-games, finding keys and unlocking chests or exploring worlds, you eventually come across all these unique, interesting little items in your travels. After you have completed a quest you receive the "Heart" of that particular land, with the ultimate goal to retrieve all of the hearts.

Many of our favorite characters are here, like the penguin Sgt. Byrd, with very fun and challenging side-quests...that monkey with the ray-gun....and our old Yeti friend and the Professor. There is a new breath ability -- wind -- which is not useful until you upgrade it a little way into the game. The humor is evident in every level, though they are starting to run out of "themes" for the worlds. The worlds are set up slightly differently, and are larger, with different sections, as opposed to three or four "hub" worlds with 8 or so levels on each. But it works. Some of the level themes include one based on magic (stage magic), a strange world full of clocks, a library, a health spa...I think they may run out of ideas soon, but this definitely keeps it fresh.

More of the same on one hand, but it's so fun, and they definitely made the extra effort to keep it interesting. I do wonder why they didn't keep the original title, "Season of Wind," since that makes more sense in the context of the previous games.

Spyro...?

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 4 / 7
Date: June 30, 2004
Author: Amazon User

This game is really fun up to one part where I am having problems being able to glide across. I know, it is pretty pitiful, so please write a reveiw telling me how!

Much better than the others

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 2 / 2
Date: November 22, 2003
Author: Amazon User

This was the last chance for Spyro and they have finialy come close to the quality of the origional producers of the game. I don't like having to go back and forth in the game but the graphics are 100% better than before. I am 70% complete and have not gotton board yet. For those loyal Spyro fans, give them a chance and mabe the ps2 game (when and if it comes out) will live up to the PS1 games. They are trying.....

Spyro the dragon

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 1 / 6
Date: November 05, 2003
Author: Amazon User

Hi my name is Sean I am 16 and a game freak i have no e-mail address so i came to the kids site I havent actually played this game but the other two are really good if a bit easy they still take about six to seven hours of your life as well as the replays im hoping to see a underwater level on this game as well as more cool breath attacks. Maybe even some new characters like Sgt Birde from the PS version

Spyro

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 1 / 1
Date: November 20, 2003
Author: Amazon User

This game is a lot of fun,cool graphics and fun to play.
I wish I could actually finish the game because I actually got a defected one. Everytime I get way ahead it seems the graphics don't load and the screen turns black,then I have to start all over again. I would love to purchase this game as a gift to someone but kind of skeptical for fear that it might be defected what are the chances of that happening again?
But still it's a great game from I understand!!

spyro: Attack of the Rhynocs

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 1 / 1
Date: March 10, 2007
Author: Amazon User

One of the best Spyro games for the gameboy systems. Alot of fun.


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