Easily the worst aspect of the game, the graphics of Enter The Dragonfly are a disappointment. Spyro looks cute, the levels are colourful, but the truth isthat the game looks like a PsOne title, and not a smooth one.
Spyro The Dragon games developed for PsOne were technically brilliant, with polished graphics and a rock-solid framerate for the system. For some odd reason, this Playstation 2 instalment is affected by awful framerate problems; the game continuously drops below 30fps, and there is nothing here to justify this weak performance. The environments look large, have nice pastel colors, but they are unsophisticated, poorly designed and textured, and look just like those of the old PsOne games. Most of the polygonal character models are very very simplistic, and even main characters like Spyro's friends Bianca and Hunter look terribly cheap and poorly designed.
A few things save the graphics from being a disaster. Particle and lighting effects are sometimes really neat - even if we know the Playstation 2 is a beast at handling these - and many character models and animations look cute. Spyro is built with a decent number of polygons, and moves smoothly like in the previous instalments; but also secondary characters like the jumping sheep and the shy dragonflies can make you smile.
