TTQ - Season 146 - RayGamer99

Oh, I think I know the bonus question – they have absolutely no DRM, right? We're talking about Rayman 1 v1.12 US UNPROTECTED? :)
 
The Jonster said:
215?
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That answer is correct, as there are 31 Time Challenges throughout the game.
PluMGMK said:
Oh, I think I know the bonus question – they have absolutely no DRM, right? We're talking about Rayman 1 v1.12 US UNPROTECTED? :)
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And this one is correct too!

Scoreboard
The Jonster - 6 points
PluMGMK - 5 points + Bonus
RayGamer99 - 3 points
DaveRattlehead - 1 point
RayCarrot - 1 point
Greengoop - 1 point

Question 18: Which spin-off of Rayman Legends was released before the main game?
The Jonster got 2 answers in a row and should skip this question.
 
Rayman Legends Beatbox is the answer I was looking for!
It was released in August 2013, 1-2 weeks before the release of Legends, as a teaser. Fiesta Run came in November.
Jungle Run (from 2012) is indeed a spin-off or Origins. The small differences in art style make it clear.
The Challenges App is also correct, and it came out even earlier. It was sort of a pre-release drop they gave to the Wii U, to compensate for having to delay the main game.
However, first come first serve!

Scoreboard
The Jonster - 6 points
PluMGMK - 5 points + Bonus
RayGamer99 - 3 points
DaveRattlehead - 1 point
RayCarrot - 1 point
Greengoop - 1 point
lyndo64 - 1 point

While on the subject of spin-offs...
Question 19: List five platforms that spin-offs of Rayman UbiArt titles were released on.
 
PC, iOS, Android, Apple TV, Amazon Fire Tablet (again, I was probably too slow on this one, even though the above response was before I even woke up. Hate it when this happens :grrr:).
 
I'm going to take Goop's answer this time. Here's why:

There is no doubt about PC, iOS and Android.
I have no record about any Rayman games running on Amazon Fire Stick specifically, although Fiesta Run has been reported to run on the Fire TV in general. However, Fire TV itself if just a customized Android as far as I know.
Apple TV, on the other hand, is a separate platform, with a tailored OS (although based on other Apple OSes, it does not share the same apps).
Ubisoft Nano is, sort-of its own platform, even though it's more like a sandbox, running on other platforms like browsers and maybe mobile OSes.

Jonster was obviously correct, but alas, a slip of tongue - Windows Mobile is not the same as Windows Phone; it is a much older OS, discontinued before any UbiArt game saw the light of day.

Scoreboard
The Jonster - 6 points
PluMGMK - 5 points + Bonus
RayGamer99 - 3 points
Greengoop - 2 points
DaveRattlehead - 1 point
RayCarrot - 1 point
lyndo64 - 1 point


RayGamer99 said:
PC, iOS, Android, Apple TV, Amazon Fire Tablet (again, I was probably too slow on this one, even though the above response was before I even woke up. Hate it when this happens :grrr:).
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Sorry! Either move into my timezone, or wait for a quizmaster in your timezone. :fou2:

Or just try your luck in the upcoming picture question, since you did quite well last time. :winkgrin:

Question 20: Look at the cute tiny pictures of cuddly toy castles. From left to right, where are they taken from?
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I'm inclined to give this answer to lyndo, who spotted the middle one correctly (it's a snip from the Redemption world map). Although Playtopia borrows some things from Rayman Junior, I do not recall this image being in the original. The world map there looks different.

However, I don't know Rayman Junior very well. So, RayGamer - if you are confident of your answer and can point me to a place in Junior where you can see this image, I will reconsider.
 
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