Rayman 3

I see that there is an actual section here using the Hall of Fame codes of Rayman 3. How did you guys accomplish this? Did you re-create the thing from scratch or someone isolated the original coding from the Raymanzone website back then and put it here?
 
rolesfamily said:
Ofc not, ever heard of speculation, unofficial theories?

I red sumfink on wikip33diea :) It must be tru 8)
But if the wiki is paraphrasing a true source, shouldn't you believe it?
 
Shrooblord said:
rolesfamily said:
Ofc not, ever heard of speculation, unofficial theories?

I red sumfink on wikip33diea :) It must be tru 8)
But if the wiki is paraphrasing a true source, shouldn't you believe it?
Leave him in his poor delusional false facted world.
 
SpyroGuy said:
I see that there is an actual section here using the Hall of Fame codes of Rayman 3. How did you guys accomplish this? Did you re-create the thing from scratch or someone isolated the original coding from the Raymanzone website back then and put it here?
UbiSoft worked with the admins to create it. Real good sports if you ask me!
 
Yeah, but not as much as Uplay, if you ask me :hinhin:

Anyway, yes, I already knew Ubi worked with RPC. I must suppose Roles is a rookie!
 
Yeah, I'm wondering if I can get a DualShock 4 for my laptop, but I'm gunning for a New 3DS first.
 
I put this on the wiki, too, but I figure more people will read it here.
According to the official Rayman 3 strategy guide which I found on Tumblr http://40.media.tumblr.com/a4158aea29e9afc179548326a53ff8dd/tumblr_mxt39eb9tU1t5cqdwo10_1280.jpg (which has been wrong before, saying the Zombie Chickens live in the Land of the Livid Dead), Paluchards are called Mawpaws. Now we already have a name for a creature that we believe is a Mawpaw, but this one actually seems to make more sense. Its mouth is a hand. Its maw is a paw. My question is, where did we get the name "Paluchard" from (I assume it's French) and which creature does it apply to?
 
Paluchard basically means "hand-guy" IIRC, "paluch" being an old slang term for hand. It must come from some official material from God-knows-how-long ago.
 
Knew I had that wrong in some way. :P
Either way, "Mawpaw" makes sense, what creature did we "believe" to have that name before?
 
I believe that would be the big hairy creatures we see in the game's intro, as well as the hidden room in TTotL.
 
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