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I noticed that the track "Disco Jam" was missing from Rayman 3's soundtrack on Raytunes. Its a shorter variant of the normal Teensie Highway track, running at about 1:04. A muffled version of it is on there though titled "Teensie Highway (Muffled)".

I wish there was a mod for the PC version that could swap Rayman’s normal model for his N64 model. I feel like his N64 model is a lot more expressive.

Noticed that this song is missing from the Rayman 3 Soundtrack: https://youtu.be/hkS4GRTthp4

Only the muffled version, labeled Teensie Highway (Muffled), is included even though that’s not actually The Teensie Highway theme, its the Heart of The World room theme.

I kind wish someone would make SPC700 covers of Rayman 1 tunes, considering the game was originally going to be a Super NES title.

I’m thinking about getting Rayman Origins on PC at some point. Which version is more ideal, the GOG one or the Steam one?

Recently I’ve tried to start getting into ripping PS1 midi tracks, but so far most of the tools I’ve used, like Generic PSF Utility and VGMToolBox, have given me somewhat mediocre results. Does anyone here know what the best method for ripping PS1 MIDIs is?

What file format were Rayman 1’s music files in? Just wondering considering how placing the CD-Rom in a CD-Player back in the day would allow you to listen to the soundtrack.

StelzenBomber wrote: Wed Sep 09, 2020 7:43 pm I wonder if the music could have sounded better

Maybe if they just converted the Jaguar OST

Cages?

When you get lost in The Woods of Light and go backwards through the level.

Does the PAL N64 version run better with an expansion pack than the NTSC version?

I have to go water my eggplants

I see it in the colors and odd angular designs for a lot of backgrounds

Anybody ever heard of a french cartoon called Space Goofs? The art style gives me Tonic Trouble vibes

Rayman 3’s tone reminds me of cartoons like Dave The Barbarian and The Emperor’s New Groove: An old timey looking location the incorporates cartoonish contemporary elements for humour.

Steo wrote: Fri Aug 28, 2020 5:27 am Well every other version of Rayman 2 could run at at least 480i aside from PS1 which was 240p.

Even the N64 version?

doubt its the hardware - look at other PS1 games like the Spyro series , Soul Reaver and Urban Chaos.

True. My guess is Ubisoft Shanghai weren’t very well versed in how Playstation Hardware worked, unlike teams like Naughty Dog and Insomniac.

Trying out the N64 version. How does saving work? Also is there a way to quit back to the main menu via the pause screen?

I never bothered looking at this scene in Revolution, but is it just me or is this scene brighter than it normally looks under normal luminoscity?


Yep this is how it looks in most versions
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Odd detail I noticed about Rayman’s eyes between the N64 and ...

This scene looks terrible on ps2. Weird water textures