Please fix the issue with the names however, it's unfortunate that a simple thing like that stuffed the songs up. One of the best games as a kid. Cant believe it was ten years ago! Great mp3s. They download but wont play on media player cuz they have some weird extension format or something.
If all the tracks could be fixed that'd be awesome, Artisan's homeworld and the dreamweaver homeworld were the two most memorable tracks I'd love to hear again. Thanks for uploading! They bring back so many memories. And so does the levels. The first game always had the best songs. It brings many memories back. Winderful music. I couldn't find it anywhere else on the web. Alas, many of the tracks don't work. And the majority of those were the homeworlds, which in my opinion had some of the best soundtracks.
That was the only thing that kept my rating from being a I beseech thee, would someone please fix this? It would be greatly appreciated. Brings back many memories! Too bad some of the songs don't work. If all the songs were working I would give you a The music from this game brings a sense of nostalgia and joy to me. The unexusable hapiness I get from listening to the music this game rivals only the old music from the final fantasy psone games I grew up with.
Good memories, and great game. I beat it to the point where every single bit of the game was reached. Really nostalgic hearing them again Thanx for bringing back memories! Hopefully someone will reupload the troubled files..? They bring back so many pleasant memories. I wish not so many songs didn't work, but thank you for the upload! As I listen to it right now, I can't get enough of Stewart's beats.
They are funky and passionate, and the drums in the background give me chills. Growing up with this game was one of the best things about my childhood. I even have this bonus CD from where the game was first introduced, which included the a Stewart Copeland interview which he explained his job and showed you step by step how he put his work together, the old grumpy electronic sheep comercials, and a mini guide on hard to reach places in the game.
Thanks for this. Other than that, fantastic soundtrack. I remember one night I stayed up really late and I came pretty close to beating the game.
Great memories! The music brings back loads of heartfelt memories. Stewart Copeland did a fantastic job on this work, and I really hope he knows how much this music means to us 90's kids. I've been looking fore these tracks everywhere! Ther are just 2 problems, 1. Some tracks don't work and 2. There is one song missing, and its the main track I've been searching for.
The song that is missing I guess would be the alternate theme to the opening song. The same theme that is playing when you get to the very last world where you have to finish each portal to get to Gnasty Gnorc We were able to see the additions and improvements to this particular sequel almost immediately, in both the gameptay and graphics departments. The main complaint about the original was the lack of difficulty for experienced players.
Well, if you were disappointed with the first Spyro in this regard, you'll be glad to know the difficulty has been increased. Novice gamers will still have a good time, but there's more complicated tasks for the hardcore gamer to complete-thus extending the life of the game further for those who want it extended. Spyro 2 has loads of mini-games like hockey and billiards , puzzles and over NPCs to interact with some who present Spyro with a task or ask for a sum of gems in order to pass a certain obstacle.
Gameplay is broken up into two main objective types: Talisman tasks, the primary objectives every player will take part in, and Orb tasks, the secondary, more skill-based objectives hardcore gamers will thrive on. Thus, Spyro 2 plays more like a Banjo-Kazooie type of game than before-there's more stuff to do, and a bigger number of levels to do them in.
In fact, there's some 29 themed levels now. Fortunately Spyro has a slew of new ways to fight his way through these levels. He can now shoot things from his mouth after gobbling them up , swim, ice skate and gain other special abilities like supercharge, superspit and our favorite, superfly by solving puzzles within a level. In between levels, Spyro 2's story is delivered via cinematics using in-game graphics.
From what we've seen, they're very funny. Basically, the story goes like this: On the way to a much-needed vacation, Spyro gets whisked away to a world in need of assistance. And since he's an all-around decent dragon, he obliges.
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