<sup>I'd say in that same order.

Insomniac
Universal (GBA)
Eurocom (Hero's Tail)
Universal (Enter the Dragonfly)
Krome Studios

ETD was too short and had way too many glitches, but the Legend of Spyro series was still ten times worse.</sup>

quote Corey13

So its kinda like the Insomniac spyro games mixed with the sidequests of A Hero's Tail?

^{Kinda like Spyro 2, except harder to control and less easier to find the gems, at least imo.}

quote Corey13

ok, might have to "obtain" one one day. =] Try it out, sounds pretty good.

What about the newer ones, just utter crap? or fairly decent?

It all depends on what you like in a game. I personally don't care for them much because they're much more story-oriented than actual gameplay, if you can call button-mashing gameplay.

They're annoyingly linear (meaning you complete levels in a preset order), and they don't have any sidequests or collectibles. The one plus is that the storyline is one of the most developed I've ever seen in a game. If you're a fan of shippings, you'll probably enjoy it no matter what you think of the gameplay.

As for the GBA games, they were entertaining for awhile. The first two, Season of Ice and Season of Flame, were more like the Insomniac days than anything, while Attack of the Rhynocs was a little like AHT but more like it's own style than anything else.

quote Stormy

Hm? What's wrong with the US version of YoTD? I thought both versions were identical.