Recent content by Rock_TBT

Unfortunately, it is not on PC. What I was thinking of would be Rayman & co vs robot-pirates as an RPG or Rayman & co vs Hoodlums as an RPG.

No, I missed that one.

It would be interesting to see a Rayman-game as a turn-based role-playing game, either officially or as a fan-game, like Angry Birds Epic.

Is the mini-game Missile Command a reference to the arcade game Missile Command (1980)? The arcade game also feature a missile in some cover artwork. Is the mini-game Sentinel a reference to the arcade game Sentinel (1986)? Is the mini-game Racket Jump a reference to Racket Attack (1988)? A...

In a promotional video, the Hoodlum says "We want you" while pointing at the viewer about their army. Is this a parody of Uncle Sam saying "I want you" while pointing at the viewer in a poster about the army?

Are all the file names as they appear in the game files, or were any of the file names changed?

Is "That's all folks" by Murphy a reference to Looney Tunes? Is "They are out there. I have seen them" by Globox a reference to anything?

Could anyone with access to the game files for "Rayman 30th Anniversary" copy-paste the text from the game into the wiki-page for the behind-the-scenes section? Link: https://raymanpc.com/wiki/en/The_Bible_of_Game_Design

From Rayman Raving Rabbids, does anyone have the painting This is not a carrot as an extracted image-file? I would like to add it to the main page on the RayWiki. I would like to also add the other painting in the cell as well.

Is that a reference to anything?

Does Murfy say "play the Cardigan", or did I mishear his comment? If yes, any idea what he could be referring to? I cannot find anything on the internet from the 2000s or earlier with the name "Cardigan".

Any suggestions on how to upload the powerpoint-files?

These are all websites I can think of on the top of my head, though there are probably more: - raymanzone.com - rayman3.com - rayman2.com - rayman-origins.com - raymanlegends.com

Yes.

A suggestion could be to create a plattform called "RayWeb", which re-hosts all official Rayman-websites, so they are more easily accessible.