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Para mi fue el último juego que compre de la saga sobreexplotada.
La dinamica del juego fue mucho más rápido y la historia en este punto se sentía bien.
Algo apreciar fue que siempre mantuvieron el poder usar el portal antiguo y las figuras de los juegos anteriores.
Igual carecio y siguio con lo mismo problema, pero ahora estaba cada día más cerca de decaer en el abuso de querer sacar juegos y figuras

From a technical perspective, there's a lot about Skylanders that really sucks. The "Toys to Life" gimmick can be pretty intrusive at times, and even as a kid I realized how scummy of a business model it was. Not to mention, it must've sucked for all the Spyro fans to see his name reduced to one of many in a game made primarily to sell toys.

That said, I do remember them being pretty fun, and Swap Force was my favorite. The gameplay was pretty standard 7th-gen kid's game fare, but it made my 10-year-old brain happy. Plus, there is a lot of charm in the characters, and they're backed by some pretty solid voice acting. I just wish some of these ideas were tied to something a little more...ethical.

Skylanders Swap Force is, in my personal opinion, the peak of the Skylanders franchise up to this point. Offering a unique twist on the figures with swappable bodys, that does substantially more to the game play and intrigue then the simply bigger characters seen with giants. As well, the overall experience has simple been upgraded in everyway gameplay wise. The addition of a jump button being a core addition that works to completely reinvent the complexity of the levels, combined with next gen graphics making the game look quite good. Overall Swap Force is quite good, being still, at the end of the day, a children beat it up. It can really only be as good as it can be, but it is quite well made for what it is.