Well, I am glad to see you are well. I owe you an apology for the Spyro: Legacy of Ages movie. Things fell apart financially on my end and as a result that is one of the main reasons I disappeared. The other reason was also due to the fact I lost my passwords to all the forums I was active on at the time. There is also the fact that life just got in the way. The project at this time is pretty much been put on the back burner aka development hell due to lack of funds. I do plan to resume work on it eventually because I want to finish what I started.

I just wanted let you know what was going on and what happened to me.

I responded to you on Youtube. I'm interested in knowing more about what happened behind the scenes.

i wouldn't mind one about TLOS, but at the same time, i don't know how a TV series about that would work. maybe in the case of TLOS, they could just do a movie. parts of the TLOS series i swear were practically made for the big screen. so many "larger-than-life" battles. so many beautiful places.

If we're talking Reignited though... YotD definitely takes the cake for frustration's sake, and I'm particularly looking at the boxing match and the whack-a-mole (or any other Bentley) stages there. Also the slide mechanics are so weird in Reignited when it comes to Haunted Tomb's snake and Crystal Islands' slides. I don't think that makes Reignited YotD the harder game per se, but definitely a lot more annoying than the PS1 version. Reignited YotD also has a lot of moments in it that are suddenly way easier than its PS1 counterpart, like... most of the hidden eggs (have been made very obvious) and pretty much every single boss and mini-boss (e.g. Bluto, Sleepyhead).

It's generally a tough call to make, and I'd say S1 if we're basing this on blind starts, and otherwise YotD, but I'm sure about one thing: RR is the easiest for me, and always has been. Though it has more intricate stages, the minigames and the overall mechanical skill requirements are pretty low bar there, and Reignited further reinforced this.

I mean, not that I’m a big fan of Activision, but to be fair I don’t really see how they could push the update without you connecting to the internet, lol.

You actually posted!

Let's see, the way I read it, it meant more like "internet required at all times when playing that content." Knowing Activision, this sounded more likely than "you need internet to get that update."