they also did an amazing job on the graphics for the wii version!!!
I had a feeling that it was almost playing it on a 360/ps3.
they also made a nice intro with the "Sierra Entertainment presents"
and everything. and later when they made a close-up of the crystal where Cynder,Spyro and Sparx were inside, the logo of " the legend of spyro: dawn of  the dragon" appeared....I just looked almost like a movie=D
I really had to laugh when they destroyed the Golem and Spyro asks Sparx if he's alright, Sparx was okay and then he said that his voice was only changingXD lol he's right!=P

I would give it a 9/10
btw, the flying wasn't that horrible on the wii version like I've heard of some people...It's just that you have to get used to it.

oh and Malefore wasn't hard at all...I beat him in one time without dying.. really..I think even the elite boss in the Burned Land was harder:/

i mean he is a pretty fun boss to tell you the truth. i fight him for the heck of it.

the first time was impossible until i upgraded cynder and spyro to the maximum.

I can't really say it was easy. or hard. ha i actually use cynder a lot more than spyro.

The flying in general didn't bother me too much...I have gotten through that first part of Malefor's fight without taking a hit...but only once or twice...but again it will be different for each gamer....in terms of the game's length...it wasn't that difficult to proceed through the game..but having to find more items and gems was a challenge.

As for the enemies..the only ones that were a problem occassionally were the elite enemies...other then that the bosses are easy. All you have really are the Lava Golem and Malefor...the Destroyer doesn't count.

By far the best LoS of the 3. The storymakers somehow sensed that they needed to satisfy the fans of the LoS series (hint: shippers ) and gamers by far needed a twist from TEN and ANB. The hit system was implemented, albeit it is very broken (999 hits? :\). Aerial combat is too sensitive now, and flying and navigation are still broken (probably because this is still the first time, so I'll let it slip). Storyline is of epic, trying to match the fantasy storylines of some books and games out there.

Gamers in general would want only one thing from this: big hits and fast completion. I, myself, as the Game Conqueror, would seek to finish each chapter without getting damaged -- now that replayability is available, it's a nicer style of chronology.

There are a bit problems with the storyline -- those who have not played the previous 2 LoS would be confused and won't be able to keep up so easily. This may seem a bit on the 'duh' side, but I'm comparing this to a game (Phoenix Wright) where you could still start from the last game and keep up with the storyline -- other games with series also didn't need much thinking from the previous games, but that's the only drawback the LoS: DotD has by far in terms of storyline.

Overall, this game is still epic and I recommend action gamers and furry-fans to try it. Beware though, that the difficulty compared to the previous 2 games has jumped by a significant figure, and with the navigation and flying broken, it's going to be insanely irritating.