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- Re: Rayman Legends Retold
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RayGamer99 wrote: Thu Jun 04, 2026 1:36 pm
viewtopic.php?p=1476513&hilit=crouching+huns#p1476513 here I found the postSabertooth wrote: Thu Jun 04, 2026 3:16 am
I don't remember seeing anything about a pirate or jungle world, but Crouching Huns and a Gothic, Transylvania-themed world called Drak's Nightmare were indeed scrapped from the game. It doesn't look like any of those worlds aside from the Land of the Livid Dead are coming back in Retold; a missed opportunity for sure, and I wish they could have at least brought back Drak's Nightmare, but it's not really the end of the world either.
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Tbh, this is probably my favourite thing about Legends Retold, I'm glad they found a way to actually keep using the UbiArt framework instead of abandoning completely, it is an incredibly powerful tool and it would be a shame if they stopped using it for good. I'm really curious about how the integration works and if they did it just to speed up the process of importing the original layouts into Snowdrop or if they plan to keep using it in the future.Droolie wrote: Thu Jun 04, 2026 2:35 am Starting at 1:46 here is some interesting footage showing how the game is being made: https://youtu.be/9spxjtLvm_4?t=107
It still runs on the UbiArt engine internally, but the depth planes UbiArt runs on are mapped to curved surfaces in Snowdrop and enhanced with all kinds of 3D stuff. The way this pipeline was created, the developers' tools enable them to run the original UbiArt levels and the newer Snowdrop versions at the same time.
Considering how fast they were able to iterate through multiple level designs during Legend's development, I think it could be a phenomenal way to speed up the process of crafting new levels, either for other 2.5D platforming games or for future Rayman games (altought I hope they release another full 3D title in the future, I wouldn't mind if they kept the 2.5D for smaller adventures or even expansions for Retold).
As for this, I think that a toggle to restore the original 2D look of the game would ultimately defeat the purpose of remaking Legends as a whole. They've clearly stated that (for better or worse) they want to create a new visual identity for the franchise moving forwards, and adding a switch so that people can play the original experience without all the new additions like the Dragon's stages or the cinematics would only make it worse for the people that already say that the remake is not necessary.Some players, of course, may prefer the classic 2D look. Given that the two art styles play side by side so seamlessly in-engine, I ask whether players will also be able to toggle between the two art styles at will, Halo-style. “We don’t have an answer to give you on that at this time,” I’m told, somewhat cryptically. Read into that what you will.
- Re: Rayman Legends Retold
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Agreed! Even if every aspect of the map doesn't make sense, especially when compared to previous maps seen in Rayman 2 and Origins, I greatly appreciate them trying to make Rayman's world and lore cohesive for the first time in a while. If doing that means messing with trivial details like the placement of certain locations, then I'm all for it.Sabertooth wrote: Thu Jun 04, 2026 3:16 am I love the new map. It makes absolutely no sense in context of each game's storyline, but I don't care. They're making something resembling an effort to embrace the established world and history of the Rayman series, for the first time ever in a way many of us thought Origins was trying to do (only to be proven wrong when the game came out), and I'm optimistic.
That's kind of what I meant when I said that level seemed like one of the music levels in Rayman Mini. Those ones weren't bad, but their layouts weren't exactly synchronized with the beat of their songs, making them feel slightly off. Admittedly, the more I see the clip, the more I find the choice of song funny more than anything. Wonder what they'll do once it's Hammer Time...Haruka wrote: Thu Jun 04, 2026 11:23 am There's definitely room for improvement. When I was watching it I felt that the movement/object placement wasn't 100% in sync with the music rhythm.
I don't remember seeing anything about a pirate or jungle world, but Crouching Huns and a Gothic, Transylvania-themed world called Drak's Nightmare were indeed scrapped from the game. It doesn't look like any of those worlds aside from the Land of the Livid Dead are coming back in Retold; a missed opportunity for sure, and I wish they could have at least brought back Drak's Nightmare, but it's not really the end of the world either.goosmaw wrote: Thu Jun 04, 2026 1:30 pm I remember watching a YouTube video that was auto-dubbed that said rayman legends was a unfishec game with tons of cut content and worlds, and on the pirate forum I remember a post where someone looked into the original game files and found unused assets and names for many worlds if i remmber corectly there was a cut pirate world, a cut jungle/forest world, Land of the Living Dead, a Gothic castle world and an East Asian inspired world called Crouching Huns.
- Re: Rayman Legends Retold
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I remember watching a YouTube video that was auto-dubbed that said rayman legends was a unfishec game with tons of cut content and worlds, and on the pirate forum I remember a post where someone looked into the original game files and found unused assets and names for many worlds if i remmber corectly there was a cut pirate world, a cut jungle/forest world, Land of the Living Dead, a Gothic castle world and an East Asian inspired world called Crouching Huns.
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I actually quite like them. Maybe they're the juvenile form of the Baby Globoxes, while the ones in R2 are an older form.Hunchman801 wrote: Thu Jun 04, 2026 9:38 am If only the eyes were the only problem with the RRR baby Globoxes...
Here are new doodles
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- Re: Rayman Legends Retold
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It would be funnier if the speed or the pitch of the song varied depending on the difference of your position and the optimal path.
But alas, no.
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You buzzed?
- Re: Rayman Legends Retold
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There's definitely room for improvement. When I was watching it I felt that the movement/object placement wasn't 100% in sync with the music rhythm. The Devilbob dressed like that reminded me of Aku Aku for a brief moment!Droolie wrote: Wed Jun 03, 2026 10:47 pm New music level.
I don't know, the level design feels a bit lacking and it doesn't seem to match the rhythm as well as the original game's music levels to me. A large part of that is the player messing up, but it doesn't seem to explain everything. Maybe it's just that the animations are less snappy or that the sound effects are less immediate, but it feels a bit off. And I don't particularly care for the song selection or its arrangement here. (Sorry for being rather negative)
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If only the eyes were the only problem with the RRR baby Globoxes...
- Re: Rayman Origins Enhanced Edition
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I voted for the lost content. Like I've said before when we were talking about the Rayman 1 Anniversary soundtrack, preserving the history of these games is incredibly important to me. Seeing Ubisoft actually go out of their way to rescue the Vita-exclusive relics instead of letting them fade away on old hardware is a huge win. That is exactly how you handle a definitive edition.
Honestly, looking at the rest of this feature list, it really feels like they are trying to honor the franchise's legacy this time around. Having 50 new standees that actually reference the older games is a super nice touch, and I totally agree with Haruka and Ols that adding the classic Rayman 1 checkpoints would be perfect. I'm also really curious to see how the controller haptics and the new haptic feedback feel in motion.
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Tuesday, June 20th 2006:
A new website has joined Pirate-Community, it is RayTunes, a site for all Rayman music by Drolpiraat! The RayTunes forums are available here!
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Sunday, June 11th 2006:
The Rayman M edition of RaymanTCG was just published, but not translated yet. The whole trading card game should be translated soon.
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Tuesday, May 23th 2006:
Very fresh information on the next Rayman game is available in the R³ Folder.
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Friday, May 19th 2006:
The Interviews section opened in the R³ Folder. You can already find there an audio interview of Adrian Lacey a video one of Xavier Poix and Michel Ancel.
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Thursday, May 18th 2006:
Some news about the next Rayman game was added in the R³ Folder. Several interviews should be quickly available on Pirate-Community.
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Tuesday, May 16th 2006:
We were first to find a video of Michel Ancel being kidnapped by Rabbids, now available in the R³ Folder. We've also added a picture of the Rayman stand at E3.
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Friday, May 12th 2006:
Once more, Pirate-Community is first to show you four new screenshots from Rayman Raving Rabbids and a funny video, available of course in the R³ Folder. We've also added new information.
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Thursday, May 11th 2006:
A Rayman Raving Rabbids gameplay video published today was added to the R³ Folder.
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Wednesday, May 10th 2006:
It was available only today and Pirate-Community shows you the first Rayman Raving Rabbids trailer, which can be found in the R³ Folder.
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