Rayman 2

Which version is your favourite?

  • iOS

    Votes: 1 0.3%
  • DS

    Votes: 2 0.6%
  • Revolution (PlayStation 2)

    Votes: 94 30.0%
  • Forever (GBC)

    Votes: 2 0.6%
  • PlayStation 1

    Votes: 22 7.0%
  • Dreamcast

    Votes: 51 16.3%
  • Nintendo 64

    Votes: 20 6.4%
  • PC

    Votes: 117 37.4%
  • 3DS

    Votes: 4 1.3%

  • Total voters
    313
Master said:
Congratulations, how was the experience then?
Haha great, I've always loved this game slightly better than I did Rayman 3.
Now I can take it on the go :D
Holidays --> Rayman 3D =D
Stuck in Traffic --> Rayman 3D =D
Cycling --> Rayman 3D =D
 
Meh, playing the same one game on a Handheld doesn't seem to be all that appealing, especially if it's something I've beaten and played for a good decade.
 
Haruka said:
Rulez said:
Imco97 said:
Cycling --> Rayman 3D =D
Dude, don't fucking die.

Congratulations for your multi-tasking ability! Do you have all your bones intact?

Unfortunately no, I broke my finger last week when I was unicycling on a dancing rhino 500 meters up in the air, on a very thin cord.
 
Last week I saw someone unicycling home from school past my house, up a hill. I was like wtf that is so badass.
 
LOL, Lums do not even count :P
Beating the game 100% is clearly impossible on that PC.
 
Oh godness, the time it took to load the software and to reach the main menu! :lol:

Well, we can't guilt a 486 CPU. When I got Rayman 2: The Great Escape my computer was built an year before, and it was a Pentium III with a GeForce 256 running Windows ME: no lag or big loading times. :mryellow:

Ah, beautiful startup tune from Windows 95. I don't think I remember my parents to have that tune when we had a computer for us three and with Windows 95, but we had this one:

 
@Haruka: Oh nice specs to run Rayman 2 there. :D

I have a Pentium III system with Windows 98SE on it. 500MHz, 64MB RAM, some ATI card I forget the name of, and a Voodoo 2 3DFX card. :D


Also, that tune you heard on Windows 95 is the same I get on Windows 3.1 on that system, and it's due to the Creative SoundBlaster AWE64 drivers putting that in. :)
 
I do remember also when I got Rayman 3. It had minor hiccups in the last battle of the game, and the hardware was the same I used for Rayman 2.
 
If Rayman 2 couldn't work well on it, it stands to reason that Rayman 3 would fare worse, and thus, Rayman Raving Rabbids even more so.
 
I suppose I could give Rayman 3 a try, but I doubt it. Considering I don't have the graphics support for it, period, I doubt it'd run. :|
 
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