The sequel, The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night didn't fare quite as well, so fans began to wonder if the Spyro franchise would slide back into mediocrity. The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning premiered two years ago and breathed some fresh air into the series by redoing the characters and backstory. While Crash Bandicoot tried to refine its formula as time passed, the Spyro series reinvented itself. Both franchises went multi-platform, but the game quality started to wane. Once the PS2 arrived, however, things changed. Their sequels were also good and turned the games into very viable franchises. Both games were excellent 3-D platformers and both games sold mountains of copies and helped sell plenty of systems. During the height of the PlayStation era, two games stood out for being some of the system's best platformers: Crash Bandicoot and Spyro the Dragon.
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