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Danonanobadray327 wrote:

MJongo wrote:Oh, who am I kidding? Dreamcast is definitely the best, and my favorite.

you rapid change your opinion

And I do so again! The question is FAVORITE version, not BEST, and even though I think the DC is the best version, I play the N64 one the most by far.

PluMGMK wrote:

MJongo wrote:Rayman 1 (PS3 download store)

Is it true that that has no music?

I have the US one and it definitely has music.

Drolpiraat wrote:The text isn't there in the ROM of the N64 version either, even though all the other text is. I'll go check the PC version now.

How were you able to search the text in the N64 rom? Can you instruct me or send me a readout of it all?

Oh, who am I kidding? Dreamcast is definitely the best, and my favorite.

Used to own:
Rayman 1 (PS1)

Own:
Rayman 1 (PS3 download store)
Rayman 2 (N64, Dreamcast, PS3 download, and Windows, but I could never get the WIndows version to work)
Rayman [2] Revolution (PS2)
Rayman 3 (PS2)

Wishlist:
Rayman Origins, Rayman 10th Anniversary (GBA)

EDIT: Bought Rayman 3 for 3 ...

I think this proves the theory that the devs forgot to put in the activation mechanism. They probably realised their mistake so added this cheat and text in the DC version to take advantage of it.

I think it is more likely that we just haven't found the right code yet.

Is there anyone with a ...

After replaying the N64 version, I actually prefer that one to the DC, as I like the controller better, and I like the Hall of Doors better than the Isle of Doors. Changed my vote

Here is my hypotheses on the N64 version secret tunnel:

As shown in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xK0BawM_eXs&feature=related
The box is there in the N64 version, presumably waiting to be activated by a button combination. I do not think there needs to be the cheat signs for a couple ...

Danonanobadray327 wrote:

MJongo wrote:I honestly don't like the voice-acting in any version.

when rayman jump???
whats your version???

I prefer the Dreamcast or N64 versions. I'm not talking about the grunts Rayman makes when he jumps, I'm talking about voice acting during cutscenes in the PS1 or PS2 versions.

Danonanobadray327 wrote:the other versions, have that weird voice..hmm, raymanian

That's the only language I play Rayman 2 with. I honestly don't like the voice-acting in any version.

I played and beat Revolution for the first time last week, and I have to agree that it felt unfinished, or at the least, rushed. IMO, the true way to experience the game is on a Dreamcast, or at least the N64 version (or the PC version also, if it is indeed the same as the N64 one).

One thing I disliked about the PS1 version was that they totally changed Jano's personality. Normally, when you pick the Elixir of Life, he commends you by saying you made the right choice, implying that he is impressed with Rayman's character and is on your side. In the PS1 version, you ...

Nice, can you make a video about it?
Yep, though I won't be able to until later today. Be prepared: what you will witness is one of the coolest secrets in any video game ever. :)

Pause the game and press X + Y for something called ‘Full Pause Screen’. I have no idea what it is, but there’s ...

Just made another discovery. Ever see the following codes on sites, and couldn't get them to work?

Kaleidoscope Textures Press Down,A,Down,B,A,Y,X,X
Rayman VMU Icon Press Up, X, Y, Down, Y, X, Left, Right

Try inputting them in a level with the controller in slot 2, then exiting the level ...

IMO:
Dreamcast > N64 > PS2 >>> PS1

Grew up playing the N64 version.
Never played the PC version.

After starting a new file, it appears that both Pickwitt and Fahrenheit do the exact same thing: refill your life energy. Strange, I assumed one of them would increase it.

Has anyone tried the C-buttons or D-pad on the N64 yet? Down, Right, Left, Up, Left, Up is the sequence of DC buttons (DRLULU).

Are the signs there? Perhaps there is a button code...

Anyone try the C-buttons or D-pad? Down, Right, Left, Up, Left, Up is the layout of the code on the Dreamcast buttons.

EDIT: Fahrenheit also works in the Forest Glade in the area after Ly. At the bottom of the shaft, press A repeatedly on the ...

Not yet. We still don't know how to get it in the other versions.
I think the best bet is trying to see if the passage is still there in the N64 version (the next closest thing to the Dreamcast one) using a Gameshark. If not, then it appears that these secrets may be DC exclusive.

EDIT: Found ...

I'm searching in the files on the DC disc right now, the text of the cheats is found in disc/DCDATA/MORB_20/MORB_20.DAT for who has the disc and can run it in the computer.
The third word is fahrenheit, apparently. And there's only English text, even though there's French for all the rest.
Do the ...

Great secret, now we only need the ''shoot on a bridge'' secret.
I think the canopy secret is different. The messages say:

To gain life points, try to shoot on a bridge
To gain 3 mega-shoots, try to jump under a well
To recover full life, try to push a tree

However, shooting under the spiderhole ...