Greeness said:Yeah same thing here, though I think the only reason I actually liked it was because it was the only minigame where you can actually play rayman in a 3rd person view.
GOT4N said:Yeah I loved dancing minigames, also, I managed to load a map select screen of RRR by calling a cheat function, but the problem is it only stays alive for two frames, before dissapearing..
Nah, it's just a map select debug cheat that they forgot to delete ^^DarkShady said:
GOT4N said:Yeah I loved dancing minigames, also, I managed to load a map select screen of RRR by calling a cheat function, but the problem is it only stays alive for two frames, before dissapearing..
The map from prototype game?
(How did that crying smiley got there? Can't delite it.)
Exactly, it was the only part that felt to me like something that could be in a Rayman game, Bunnies have no sense is a good minigame and yes it is in a 3rd person view, but it was nothing but a shallow rhythm minigame.Master said:I'm guessing he means of all the minigames in RRR. Though that's not entirely true, there's also the Bunnies have no sense of rhythm game.
gamerz31w said:is this topic for rayman alternate game reality only?btw rayman raving rabidds 2 pc port had 4 standalone discs collections.
Master said:gamerz, are you using a translator or something? The majority of your posts of late seem even more disconnected than usual.
Drolpiraat said:I found the rail shooting minigames to be incredibly forgettable actually, though I guess they're the closest thing we have to Rayman actually fighting against the rabbids.
I think the minigames that I remember liking a bit were the one were you raced to deliver the exploding gift, the dancing minigames and the cow throwing one. For me, those form the "spirit" of RRR... not that it had any.