Rayman Raving Rabbids

[foultzboyz]

I thought you knew; yes, Ubisoft Bulgaria developed the PC port.

[Reese Riverson]

Oh okay...

I've had trouble finding the requirments to the game.

Ryan-Phoenixan, says it has problem installing when games like BG&E and King Kong are already installed for some reason.

[foultzboyz]

They're low, as expected:

Windows 98/2000/ME/XP
Pentium III - 1GHz or higher (2.5GHz Pentium 4 recommended)
256MB RAM (512MB recommended)
64MB DirectX 8.1 compliant (128MB DirectX 9 compliant recommended)
Sound card: DirectX 8.1 compliant (DirectX 9 compliant recommended)

[Reese Riverson]

Any knowledge of harddrive space requirments?

[foultzboyz]

Sorry...(It's likely that it doesn't take much.)

[Reese Riverson]

I guess no more then 5GB, don't you think?

[foultzboyz]

I'd suspect less, so yes, no more than 5.

[Reese Riverson]

Probably around the 1.5GB to the 3GB range... though the game is on DVD right?

[Xenon]

RRR is an interesting game, I think. It's not so good for 1-player mode, but I geuss for multiplayer, it would be more handy. Though I still like the game.

[Reese Riverson]

I found out on my box, RRR only needs 1.5GB of harddrive space.

[Xenon]

Wait...Is RRR multiplayer?

[Reese Riverson]

Yes, it is. So is the computer version.

Also, I just beat the game yesterday.

I liked it WELL.

[Xenon]

My status is about 69% through the game. I spend a lot of time on a game I like

[Reese Riverson]

Even though some parts are hard as heck... -_-

[Xenon]

I found that ice skating challenge real hard. Did you?

[Razo-raz]

I'm very dissapointed about the game storyline:
No rayman's gilfriend
No old villian
No globox
(Ancel promised)

[Raynam]

The game was supposed to use the possibilities of the Wii, and thus it ended with a party game. The story line is bad, so what? It's a party game, and they don't really have much of a story line anyways, but it might be a sequel where the creators will work more on a platformer perhaps. ^.^

The game is supposed to be fun, and I enjoyed it really much, incredibly funny! xDDD Especially with the Bunny Hunting, I laughed a lot in this game, even though there is barely anything you can call a story line.

The ice skating challenge was tricky, took many a try to win yes o__O
And there's two challenges I haven't won yet, because the game doesn't pick up the movement from the remote. I think it's called "Bunnies have natural rythm (both of them)" or something, the one where they are on a small island with the four stereos you have to hit, and then hit the bunnies dancing to that specific music.

The annoying thing with it, is that in the beginning all is fine, I thwack the radios and hit the bunnies away, but then when I still have... between 1-4 bunnies left, Rayman doesn't hit anymore, and whatever I try to do with the remote, he doesn't react, I can move him allright, both with the nunchuk and the arrows on the remote, but hitting? No way, whether I do it slowly or fast, he doesn't hit at all, so I have yet to win that challenge x____x; Anyone else having that problem?

[Xenon]

I'm very dissapointed about the game storyline:
No rayman's gilfriend
No old villian
No globox
(Ancel promised)

Yeah, actually. I didn't expect to see Rayman's new "girlfriend", but I really was expecting Globox and the Teensies.

[Reese Riverson]

I'm very dissapointed about the game storyline:
No rayman's gilfriend
No old villian
No globox
(Ancel promised)

He promised that for Rayman 4, NOT Rayman Raving Rabbids. There is a difference between the two! Clearified by Hunchman himself. RRR is a party game.. like Rayman M/Arena. Not a game like Rayman 1,2, nor 3.

[Jman]

They better include the Hall of Fame into R4!