Name for Rayman 4

Sugar said:
Rayman 4: I hate that developers don't delete beta and alpha content from their games, it's extra size you don't want.
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Rayman 4: I love the devs for this so we can find the gems that are hiding inside the games THE GAME.
 
Rayman 4: No, I don't like it, a better way to do this is to release a special edition book containing all the scrapped, alpha and beta content on it.
 
Rayman 4: The book isn't the same as the Game
Rayman 4 (TbitsatG) EXPANSION I: Tily Tastes the Victory Cake
 
Rayman 4: Yes, it's the same, well kinda, I told you that there would be a special edition book revealing a lot of scrapped content, but finding a scrapped thing is really exciting too.
Rayman 4: DLC 2 for Uplay : 1 more minigames
 
Rayman 4: But what of the beta content that is actually game material like the hidden Razorbeard's cabin cutscene in Rayman 2 or 2D Nightmare?
 
Rayman 4: This is the third awkard thing that happens to me in the forum, the third being Shroob confusing me. And, I was saying to delete all the beta, scrapped, alpha content from the game, and make a book with all the scrapped content, screenshots from the beta game.
 
Rayman 4: breaking the title convo mode to converse on a more understandable level.

I had no issue understanding what you were saying.

What I meant was: what about all the unused developmental stuff in games like this secret cutscene that was just found by bunnieblaster? How fun would it be to read about them in a book compared to someone actually finding them in the game itself? Isn't it far more entertaining to see someone dig up some secret code deep inside the bowels of the game that further hints at specific relationships between characters than the developers coming out and going 'yeah that was a thing'? Isn't it far more fun to theorise over unused scripts rather than immediately knowing the answer from the devs' side? Isn't it far more fun finding an unused character in a game and somehow figuring out how to get to play as them in the game itself (hypothetically speaking) than reading about a time in the past that they were considered a character to be included but later scrapped?

You get my point - hidden gems inside games are like treasure. Removing the treasure and writing an article about it instead is not the same as touching the gold yourself.
 
Rayman 4: Sugar cannot discern healthy conversation from angry rant.
Rayman 4's second EXPANSION: Time to lower the social barrier!
 
Rayman 4: Rise of the dawn of the return of the beginning of the fury of the attack of the bad guy.
 
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