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xyzzysqrlThe second Spyro game was also 100%'d, and may in fact have been 120%'d given the post-game "Skill Point" system which had me running around trying to beat bosses without taking any damage, or clearing races with times 45 seconds faster than my previous best.
"Perfect Dragon!" has become even more of a catchphrase than before, and heaven help me I'mthinking of going to be commissioning commemorative artwork of a Perfect Dragon(ess) from a friend of mine to mark the successful Perfecting of all three games in this classic series.
Walking the Path of Perfect Dragon has taught me that persistance and patience are the key. You can fail 4,999 times, but if you get it right on try 5,000 you've done it all the times that matter. Focus, practice, learn what you're doing and bask in the tired-but-satisfied sensation of Being Perfect.
However, before I pat myself on the back TOO hard I need a break from dragons. I'm going to find something quick, light and easy to run through before I gather myself up and tackle Spyro 3: Year of the Dragon. After that...
...well, we'll see if Perfect Dragon goes into retirement or sticks around for more.
"Perfect Dragon!" has become even more of a catchphrase than before, and heaven help me I'm
Walking the Path of Perfect Dragon has taught me that persistance and patience are the key. You can fail 4,999 times, but if you get it right on try 5,000 you've done it all the times that matter. Focus, practice, learn what you're doing and bask in the tired-but-satisfied sensation of Being Perfect.
However, before I pat myself on the back TOO hard I need a break from dragons. I'm going to find something quick, light and easy to run through before I gather myself up and tackle Spyro 3: Year of the Dragon. After that...
...well, we'll see if Perfect Dragon goes into retirement or sticks around for more.
