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}}'''''Spyro: Ever After''''' was an educational ''[[Spyro (franchise)|Spyro]]'' game that was cancelled in 2002. It was going to have [[Spyro the Dragon (character)|Spyro]] in a fairytale environment with whimsical creatures for a series of adventures. However, the game never passed the storyboard.<ref>[https://www.furaffinity.net/view/5288345/ Spyro Ever After - by ToonFX]</ref>
'''''Spyro: Ever After''''' was an educational Spyro game that was cancelled in 2002.
 
==Details==
''Spyro: Ever After'' was going to have [[Spyro the Dragon (character)|Spyro]] in a fairytale environment with whimsical creatures for a series of adventures. However, the game never passed the storyboard.


==Trivia==
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*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Qr_iqZMBrU A 7 second run of the game's intro] was posted online.
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Qr_iqZMBrU A 7 second run of the game's intro] was posted online.


==References==
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[[Category:Classic Series Games]]

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Template:GameSpyro: Ever After was an educational Spyro game that was cancelled in 2002. It was going to have Spyro in a fairytale environment with whimsical creatures for a series of adventures. However, the game never passed the storyboard.[1]

Trivia

  • If Spyro: Ever After was released, it would have been the first (and presumably the only) educational Spyro game.
  • It is unknown why Spyro: Ever After was cancelled, but it is most likely that Vivendi Universal Games wanted Spyro not to appeal to the "young child" demographic Insomniac Games was not originally aiming for; but rather continue the tradition of making Spyro something enjoyable for all ages.
  • A 7 second run of the game's intro was posted online.

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