Tonic Trouble

Kelvin: Actually I don't agree with you, Tonic Trouble started as a tech demo for trying out the engine for the new Rayman game, and shortly after Rayman 2 came out it they released TT too. Compared TT to R2 it's almost the same, same body types, same controls, and it has more connection then a punny mosquito cameo. Beyond Good & Evil is a separated project, no similarities, and if Mosquito is in there somewhere, that's not a cameo, that's an easteregg, it's hidden, but you don't need to search for Rayman or for the Alien salesman/armyman in both TT and R2, you can see them without searching after them.
TT more like a step brother for R2 while BG&E is not, I mean TT came out because of R2, if there's no R2 then there's no TT, and if there's no TT then there's no R2.
 
I'm going with Jman, the problem is that Tonic Trouble isn't Rayman, if we just make an article about cameo's in other games then we can include Tonic Trouble and beyound good & evil, and it doesn't matter if you got to search for a cameo, it is and stays a cameo. Like the robo pirates and Ly in Rayman 3, they are cameo's and they are hidden.
 
I suggested that because like in the Grolgoth salesman topic it is said, R2 is inspired by Tonic Trouble, I mean if there's no Tonic Trouble, probably the game would look like the first version of Rayman 2 the unlocked level what shows how would have looked like. Despite I would have liked the first version, it's the major reason of Rayman 2's look, actually, it's the source of the game, in many sense.
 
How do we know that TT isn't in the same world as Rayman? Same company, same type of creatures, and, in three cases, same characters. :|
 
Grolgoth Salesman, Rayman, Ed.

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Ed has a cameo in the TV series.

And the Grolgoth Salesman isn't a cameo or an Easter egg, he's an actual character with an important part in the game.
 
I would hardly call the TV series canon. It had what? 4 episodes? It's not even a finished product. It hardly even has the same characters. And as you said, it was just a cameo anyway.
And the Grolgoth Salesman's role is actually very minor. They could have easily just said that the pirates built it themselves, which may have been the case originally, seeing as it has the pirate logo on it and has pirate weapons (coincidence much?). He's probably just in there because they decided it might be fun to have a little tonic trouble cameo in there.
 
Fair enough, but the fact is a character from Tonic Trouble is also in Rayman 2. What the implications of this are, I'm not sure. It could be that TT is on the same planet as Rayman, or it could be that it's in an alternate universe, and the Grolgoth Salesman came from the TT universe and somehow entered the Rayman universe. Or maybe that TT character and R2 character are completely different and unconnected, despite looking nearly identical. Who knows?
 
They can't be the same planet. I'm pretty sure I read TT is actually on earth, and why would the Grolgoth Salesman sell the Grolgoth to Razorbeard if it was going to help his own planet get destroyed?
 
Is every video game that takes place on earth perfectly realistic? I think I read that on Wikipedia though, so don't take it too seriously until we have a more reliable source. :roll:
 
I've also found some other sites stating TT to have taken place on Earth. But i'm certain the Rayman games don't take place on Earth for reasons I shouldn't need to explain (and won't).
 
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