Personally I don't know what to expect for the next art style....I really wouldn't mind if they stuck with EL, since I didn't mind that type of design..but who knows what they will pick next. I am very sick of inconsistencies though...so I hope they fix that problem.

It be like saying YOTD  vs Spyro the dragon

I wonder what the art style for the next game will be like. It's changed between Krome and EB, heck, it changed between ANB and TEN as far as scenery goes. And between Ignitus talking about fighting across the islands and the view from the Floating Isles showing 1 big continent, the entire landscape of the series at this point is not well defined.

...seriously? They're the makers of the Halo series.

Though I doubt they'd want to work with this series, it just doesn't seem like their style.

I don't play Halo. So anything involving them is all Greek to me.

Though I doubt they'd want to work with this series, it just doesn't seem like their style.

I doubt bungie would deviate from the "awesomeness of HALO" to "stoop down to play with a dragon", but a sandbox would be cool.  They could probably do it too now that the Legend trilogy's Dark Master problems are solved (for the time being, they might have more in store)

I just hope that if they don't go with EL, there will be very little change from DotD's presentation; Spyro's development history is already unstable, which can spell doom for a game line even if it's really popular.  If they keep moving between devs, Spyro will be seen as a "hand-me-down" and thus most likely "not good for business".  What they need to do is secure a dedicated dev.  How easy that is at this point, I have no idea, but I'm probably gonna need to look it up for my classes at some point in the near future X_X

I don't care if EL does the next game, but yes they need to approach in in a manner that includes building upon the elements that they've introduced. We all know that they could certainly improve the quality of their development. EL really only has to work on the overall approach with their gameplay and making sure that the story is very solid.

I just hope that if they don't go with EL, there will be very little change from DotD's presentation; Spyro's development history is already unstable, which can spell doom for a game line even if it's really popular.  If they keep moving between devs, Spyro will be seen as a "hand-me-down" and thus most likely "not good for business".  What they need to do is secure a dedicated dev.  How easy that is at this point, I have no idea, but I'm probably gonna need to look it up for my classes at some point in the near future X_X