Rayman 1

Which version is your favourite?

  • Jaguar

    Votes: 11 4.5%

  • PC

    Votes: 55 22.5%

  • PlayStation

    Votes: 143 58.6%

  • Saturn

    Votes: 15 6.1%

  • Game Boy Colour

    Votes: 4 1.6%

  • Game Boy Advance

    Votes: 7 2.9%

  • DSi

    Votes: 9 3.7%
  • Total voters
    244
PluMGMK said:
There are third-party GUIs available.
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syntheticgerbil said:
There's actually a few to choose from, but none by the actual authors. My favorite is Dfend though, it seems like the easiest to use.
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Take out that thing about Dfend, and...
 
Good news, my upload problem is solved. Here there are the 3 exclusive mini-games from my Rayman Collector. Enjoy them. :)

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Well, my skills in R1 are improving but I still can't do the second level of Picture City. Those bouncy erasers are SOOOOOOO annoying!
 
Pencil Pentathlon?

I suggest you to use often the helicopter and grabbing often the eraser's edges too.
You can also see my video of that level if you want some extra help:

By the way, since many people have been asking me how I succeed in putting the in-game music of R1 (Also for Rayman Junior) working on ePSXe I created this video:

 
HAY GUYS

I'M NOT IN CANADA, BUT THERE IS A BRIGHT SIDE

I have my 32-bit desktop back.

You know what this means?

RAYMAN ON MY VISTA!
dreamforestmap.png


Couldn't get the music to work with Pok2's patch though, so I downloaded DOSBox and got it going myself. There are a few hiccups here and there, but overall, it's fine.
 
Phoenixan said:
HAY GUYS

I'M NOT IN CANADA, BUT THERE IS A BRIGHT SIDE

I have my 32-bit desktop back.

You know what this means?

RAYMAN ON MY VISTA!
dreamforestmap.png


Couldn't get the music to work with Pok2's patch though, so I downloaded DOSBox and got it going myself. There are a few hiccups here and there, but overall, it's fine.
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You could give a shot to D-Fend Reloader, I know it uses DOSBOX but it is way easier to handle and to put the game working great 100%.
 
Actually, I installed the d-fend reloader and found myself just using the DOSBox prompts and everything to get it installed. Then I couldn't even figure out how to get the game to appear on the list once it has been installed. Blegh. So I'm just playing it in the DOSBox window.

*edit*

Man, I just realized that this is now a 15-year-old game. There are people around on these forums that aren't even that old.
 
This is a fix-tutorial I made for how to get music working with pok2's patch on Vista.

Please don't say I am soliciting for Betilla's Gardens, I am not.
 
Phoenixan said:
*edit*

Man, I just realized that this is now a 15-year-old game. There are people around on these forums that aren't even that old.
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You'll be surprised.
 
When this game came out, i was starting 2nd grade... or was it 3rd? I played this game New Year's '95/'96 at a friend's house during a party. He gave me the game because he didn't play it all that much.
PluMGMK said:
This is a fix-tutorial I made for how to get music working with pok2's patch on Vista.

Please don't say I am soliciting for Betilla's Gardens, I am not.
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I'm good. I got it working just fine.
 
I must have been about 8 when it came out but of course I didn't hear of it until I was 12/13.

Good job getting the game to work in vistaaargh
 
I kind of want to get Windows 7, but on the other hand, due to compatibility issues with some games, I would kind of have to go back to square one on some things.

I'll probably just put it on my laptop at one point.

I still can't get Rayman to fully work on the laptop though. I'm guessing because I'm running 64-bit on it. Both the sound and music never work, no matter what I do.

*edit*

I have registered FRAPS working by the way in case anyone wants me to record any sort of gameplay video.
 
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