Douglass C. Perry wrote:February 25, 2003 - Ever since its inception on PlayStation back in 1995, Ubi Soft's Rayman has captured the imagination of people across the world. Without being too cryptic or overly cute, the limbless character (he lacks arms and legs) has managed to remain charming, likeable and cool without dipping too far into over-commercialized sappiness. The character Rayman has gone on to become a national French treasure, appear as a comic book hero, has had his own TV show and has assumed the mantle of Ubi Soft's most popular characters ever. Now in 2003 -- warm with its recent success in other areas (Splinter Cell, Rainbow Six: Ghost Recon) -- Ubi Soft has returned to its flagship platformer on multiple systems to remind us that Mario, Jak and Daxter and Banjo-Kazooie must content with one of the world's most popular characters ever, Rayman.
What the hell?
Was there some obscure, short-lived Rayman comic that was so insignificant that we never even heard of it, or did this guy make a mistake? He was right about the obscure, short-lived TV show...
Wth is Globox doing in that room in the Longest shortcut?
Normally he is just standing at the door doing some of the lamest Jack Sparrow dance moves in world history....
The only comic I can think of was that kiddies' one they published in Disney's Big Time magazine [search on the wiki for "Hands Down!"]. The guys who used to write some old GBA magazines made the same mistake.
Rayman4321 wrote:Wth is Globox doing in that room in the Longest shortcut?
Normally he is just standing at the door doing some of the lamest Jack Sparrow dance moves in world history....
Douglass C. Perry wrote:February 25, 2003 - Ever since its inception on PlayStation back in 1995, Ubi Soft's Rayman has captured the imagination of people across the world. Without being too cryptic or overly cute, the limbless character (he lacks arms and legs) has managed to remain charming, likeable and cool without dipping too far into over-commercialized sappiness. The character Rayman has gone on to become a national French treasure, appear as a comic book hero, has had his own TV show and has assumed the mantle of Ubi Soft's most popular characters ever. Now in 2003 -- warm with its recent success in other areas (Splinter Cell, Rainbow Six: Ghost Recon) -- Ubi Soft has returned to its flagship platformer on multiple systems to remind us that Mario, Jak and Daxter and Banjo-Kazooie must content with one of the world's most popular characters ever, Rayman.
What the hell?
Was there some obscure, short-lived Rayman comic that was so insignificant that we never even heard of it, or did this guy make a mistake? He was right about the obscure, short-lived TV show...
What do you guys think?
Hmm. I guess that they meant the Rayman 1 game, where Rayman and everything in this game has cartoon - or comic graphics.
Douglass C. Perry wrote:February 25, 2003 - Ever since its inception on PlayStation back in 1995, Ubi Soft's Rayman has captured the imagination of people across the world. Without being too cryptic or overly cute, the limbless character (he lacks arms and legs) has managed to remain charming, likeable and cool without dipping too far into over-commercialized sappiness. The character Rayman has gone on to become a national French treasure, appear as a comic book hero, has had his own TV show and has assumed the mantle of Ubi Soft's most popular characters ever. Now in 2003 -- warm with its recent success in other areas (Splinter Cell, Rainbow Six: Ghost Recon) -- Ubi Soft has returned to its flagship platformer on multiple systems to remind us that Mario, Jak and Daxter and Banjo-Kazooie must content with one of the world's most popular characters ever, Rayman.
What the hell?
Was there some obscure, short-lived Rayman comic that was so insignificant that we never even heard of it, or did this guy make a mistake? He was right about the obscure, short-lived TV show...
What do you guys think?
I'm sure that's a mistake from the author of the text, because the only comic I know it is from R2 style and it is called "Hands Down!". I guess the same guy doesn't know Rayman suficiently well...
