Rayman 3

ZeptoRay said:
You're welcome. o:

I'm still trying to figure out how to do this combo, its a pain in the ass to have to reset from the start of the level every time.

I watched that and it's gonna sound bad when I say it doesn't look TOO hard to get all of it :P I think you could do about half of it maybe? I suppose locking on is the problem
 
ZeptoRay said:
It looks easy but its extremely hard. 32 resets, not able to even do half of it.

Owch haha, I think the locking on to the spiral things and that hoodlum at the top looks pretty hard tbh
 
ZeptoRay said:
There are other ways to do it but even there I just can't do it. :lol:

Hahha well if you can't I very much doubt I'd be able to do it!

I can't even do that stacking tortoise thing xD :lol:
 
The stacking of the tortoise is actually really easy. You just kick them all the way through to down the wood thing. Get your hands back, then keep throwing them on top of each others until they stop moving. When you jump on them be careful because you could kick one by mistake and will have to throw them on top of each others again.
 
ZeptoRay said:
The stacking of the tortoise is actually really easy. You just kick them all the way through to down the wood thing. Get your hands back, then keep throwing them on top of each others until they stop moving. When you jump on them be careful because you could kick one by mistake and will have to throw them on top of each others again.

Oh yeah, I found when they were stacked and I jumped on they were kicked out automatically.. I must have bad technique...
 
A flashback is then shown. It reveals that, immediately prior to the beginning of the game, Rayman's hands sleepwalked and created strange shadow puppets on a wall. These shadow puppets frightened a nearby Red Lum so badly that it was transformed into a Black Lum: André. This means that the actions of Rayman's wandering hands brought about the creation of the Hoodlum army and caused all the events of the entire game.
so this is on the wiki, but I've always been curious if it wasn't a flash FORWARD in time since Andre was going to be in R4.
 
ZeptoRay said:
It was said by Ubisoft that it was a flashback though? At least its what I heard.
dunno, must be if an interview says so, I was bored and found this
_-Rayman-3-Hoodlum-Havoc-PS2-_.jpg

anybody know where this is in the game?
 
It makes more sense if it is a flashback, but the way they did it made it seem like it was the final 'movie' at the end. I think Ubisoft just left the game open so they could potentially come back to it in the future
 
Hm, Hoodlum's Revenge has it so that Andre's spirit lingers on in Globox's body, but not his original form.
 
dartofthedavros said:
ZeptoRay said:
It was said by Ubisoft that it was a flashback though? At least its what I heard.
dunno, must be if an interview says so, I was bored and found this
_-Rayman-3-Hoodlum-Havoc-PS2-_.jpg

anybody know where this is in the game?
Ah, similar loading screen is in Rayman M/Arena PS2 version.
 
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