Spyro Reignited Trilogy lets you choose between new and old music

Comic-Con San Diego is not just for news related to comics, it turns out, for this week, Activision took advantage of the popular show to release more details on the release next of the first three games Spyro the Dragon, also known as Spyro Reignited Trilogy

At a panel organized to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Spyro, it was found that one can trade between the music used in original games and new music developers updated in Toys For Bob.

The video at the top of the article shows how the two soundtracks work in the new version of Spyro 2: Ripto's Rage. Players can enter the settings at any time, and switch between the two editions without losing the storage data, it is mentioned in the description of the video.

Copeland returns

During the panel, it was announced that the composer of the original games, Stewart Copeland, is also with this time. He wrote a new song, Tiger Train, which merges the songs of the three games.

Copeland said the following about his involvement in the project:

– Creating new music for Spyro Reignited Trilogy has been amazing fun and nostalgic for me. See how fans loved the original series and the soundtrack was a comforting experience 20 years ago, and be able to rediscover the pleasure of the new game has completed the experience. I can not wait to let the players hear the new title song and enjoy the opportunity to play the renovated game with my original music when the trilogy arrives this fall.

Spyro Reignited Trilogy for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One September 21 this year.