Spyro Reignited Trilogy has sold more than 10 million units worldwide

However, it's not just fans who are interested in Spyro's future. Activision itself has teased something for the series' 25th anniversary. They've advised fans to keep an eye on Spyro's official social media accounts for upcoming "celebrations," which could potentially include announcements of new projects or updates.

As for the speculation surrounding what these updates might entail, some think a new-gen version of Spyro Reignited Trilogy in 60FPS might be on the cards. Others consider the possibility of Spyro making an appearance in Toys for Bob's more recent release, Crash Team Rumble.

Given that gaming landscape is continuously evolving, some have expressed interest in seeing Spyro extend beyond the PlayStation and Xbox. For instance, many don't understand why games like Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled haven't yet arrived on PC, considering there's a gap in the market for high-quality kart racers outside of Mario Kart. There's a clear demand for more from the Spyro universe, whether it's in the form of new games, ports, or even sequels to beloved spin-offs.

Moreover, the change in the ownership landscape adds another layer of intrigue to Spyro's future. Now that it's owned by Microsoft, it remains to be seen how the tech giant plans to manage a franchise that has predominantly been a console experience, especially considering Microsoft's limited recent history with 3D platformers.

Still, as we wait for the fog of speculation to lift, fans are keeping their hopes alive for more than just a celebration of Spyro's past.

The internet has brought up names such as Ape Escape, Dino Crisis, and Mega Man Legends as potential candidates for remakes, proving the power of nostalgia coupled with modern-day gaming technology can offer an incredibly lucrative proposition. But for now, all eyes are on that little purple dragon as we wait to see if he takes another soaring leap or simply enjoys a well-earned rest.