This has also made me think if there's going to be a remaster of the Spyro games for PS4... I'd love to play it just from the graphic point of view, but also hoping they would add something new and maybe think of an way to increase the difficulty. Overall the Spyro trilogy is pretty easy, except for few parts in each game.

New commercials based on the old ones! XD

It's strange really, most people say that Crash and Spyro are very similar, yet here I am, a Spyro fan, but not a Crash fan. I guess I'm just awkward like that. I personally don't think that Crash and Spyro are similar just because Spyro feels a little more open-world than Crash. I suppose the "collecting gems" part is the same.

It simply looks amazing, the people who makes it must have put really hard work into this and for that i think its awesome that they did and am so thankful for it.

ie 30 and 60 look the same to me

people like shiny graphics. it's not that hard to understand.
if you're a more reasonable person though, some upsides would be it would mean that the game gets a chance to shine without the technical barriers of the past. like paranoia said, the playstation had a lot of limitations. spyro is an example of a game that worked through those limitations, but it doesn't mean that the game wasn't slightly held back by them. spyro was (i think) the first game to have render distance, meaning textures that are far away have lower fidelity (which back then, meant basically just one flat color), and therefore take less power to render. the downside of this is that far away textures in spyro games are just flat colors with no details. this kinda sucks on any level where the walls have detailed textures, because it's really noticeable when the texture suddenly changes from a flat color to a fully rendered texture.

also, something that kinda sucks for people who want to play spyro on an emulator is that the higher the resolution of the game is, the more warped the polygons begin to look. this means that as time goes on, if you want to emulate spyro in a non-scaled resolution, unless you're playing in a tiny window, the polygons are going to look terrible.

basically, an hd remake would fix any problems one could run into trying to play spyro relating to its age. it would make it much more accessible to people who maybe don't have an easy way of getting a ps1/2 and copies of spyro games, or who don't know how/can't run an emulator.

but mainly 60fps is the important part