was there another game which used the same character as the one you just mentioned?
Yes  - The Legend of Spyro and Skylanders
Insomniac Games
Insomniac is the creator of the "Spyro" series and developed the first three games, "Spyro the Dragon" (1998), "" (1999) and "" (2000) for the first PlayStation console. It is a series of platform games that follow Spyro the Dragon as he progresses through a medieval-styled world. The dragon can glide, charge and exhale fire. The original trilogy has collectively sold 8,000,000 copies. The series continued after Insomniac ceased developing further "Spyro" games. Universal Studios outsourced the game development via Universal Interactive; two subseries, "The Legend of Spyro" and "Skylanders", were then developed. Activision Blizzard is now the owner of the franchise.
when does marvel's spiderman game come out September 7, 2018 can you mention any character from it? Spider man,  Peter Parker, Mary Jane Watson who developed the game? Insomniac Games where is the plot set? New York how was this game received? Generally favorable reviews; It  received praise for its gameplay, graphics, narrative, and characterization, but was criticized for its familiar open-world tropes and lack of innovation. where is the game development company located? Burbank, California. when was it founded? 1994 can you name any founding members? Ted Price what project did this company work on from 1996 to 2000? Spyro the Dragon
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Insomniac Games [SEP] "Spyro" (1998–2000)
Insomniac is the creator of the "Spyro" series and developed the first three games, "Spyro the Dragon" (1998), "" (1999) and "" (2000) for the first PlayStation console. It is a series of platform games that follow Spyro the Dragon as he progresses through a medieval-styled world. The dragon can glide, charge and exhale fire. The original trilogy has collectively sold 8,000,000 copies. The series continued after Insomniac ceased developing further "Spyro" games. Universal Studios outsourced the game development via Universal Interactive; two subseries, "The Legend of Spyro" and "Skylanders", were then developed. Activision Blizzard is now the owner of the franchise.