After 28 years, the original Spyro is running on PC at 60 FPS — fan port created without AI
Spyro the Dragon is getting a native PC port compatible with Windows 11.
Interest in the original game recently resurfaced after a gameplay clip posted by streamer lumilauraa went viral.
The creator confirmed that the first entry in the series is coming to PC with support for 60 FPS.
While many fan projects currently rely on AI tools for remasters or ports, this version does not. Lumilauraa clarified in a discussion with a viewer that the developers are not using AI during production.
You can watch the gameplay footage here. The project remains in development and no public release is available yet.
Earlier this year, developers announced a new entry in the series titled Spyro: A Realm Beyond. The game page is available here.
Source: iXBT.games
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