TTQ - Season 146 - RayGamer99

2. Wii and DS. I see what you mean now. You meant to say something like "How many platforms is RRR2 on?" rather than "How many platforms does RRR2 have?" :wink:
 
Yes, but that one's actually unofficial ( plus, it's only a few of the minigames ), so I'd say Holy Crap is right.
 
Drolpiraat said:
that one's actually unofficial
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Which ones?

I know one more platform. Somebody, just guess which one. And I know something more that I can't say you cause of making question too easy, so I don't think it is unofficial...
 
I remember that. :lol: I know for a fact it's not on Ps2/3, Xbox/360, PSP or any older consoles...so where else?
 
In Poland and in Polish, I think...

Now, somebody should answer this! Really! Game in Polish? Not-bestseller? So not on a console...
 
dingodile 555 - 2 points
Holy Carp... sorry, Crap - 1 point
Droolpiraat - 1 point

Q: Why wasn't Rayman 1 released on Nintendo TV console?
 
I'm pretty sure it's be able to handle Rayman 1. :? Wouldn't it? It's just a cartoony 2D platformer, like alot of other SNES games...
 
It was just a suggestion, but Rayman was never released on a 16-bit console though. Moreover, from what I've seen of SNes games, they're all terribly ugly compared to Rayman.
After a quick search, I've also discovered that the SNes couldn't handle more than 32768 colours, while the Jaguar box of Rayman claims to use 65000 colours. Tends to prove me right.
 
Really? :shock: It seems to me then, that they probably used waaaay more colours than they needed, I never would've guessed that. Also, although mostly true, I wouldn't say all SNES games are ugly. Have you ever played Donkey Kong Country?
 
Holy Crap said:
Also, although mostly true, I wouldn't say all SNES games are ugly. Have you ever played Donkey Kong Country?
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Never, but I've just looked for pictures of it, and it's still obvious that it uses much less colours than Rayman. But I'm sure the graphics were great for the console ;)
 
Snes used 128 colors usually, TOTAL set (selection of colours for palette) was 15-bit. (In this sense, DOS PC supported about 260 thousands of colours.) But Hunch is kinda right - Nintendo selled then something called Virtual Boy. And don't call these games ugly - you eventually can call it "not rich". "Poor".

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1. dingodile555 - 2 points
2. Holy Crap, Hunchman801, Drolpiraat - 1 point

Q: In Jaguar version of R1, breakout cheat was visible, where?

Hunchman is orange because of his last answer, because of 3 correct answers rule.
 
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