Yeah, I just noticed it, but it's all but official so far: I'm curious where they got this name from. Not to mention this discussion, which goes well against the possibility of glute being the name of the species. Well, let's wait for more informationHaruka wrote:Have you guys noticed in the interview that the orange-beared creature equal to Globox was called glute? I think we have a species confirmation.
I captured the URL of the HD version of the video for everyone who wants to download it and not login to Gamespot. Here it is.Haruka wrote:Is anyone able to download the interview video? The download button seems to not work.
I'd love to see disco rayman from raving rabbids.Haruka wrote:Thank you very much Droolie.
I also forgot to mention before, Prince Lums seem to wear golden crowns. I also noticed about the black suit of the Teensie, maybe it is a variation of the character, or an unlockable skin perhaps? Personalization would be cool.
Though the level was 2D, there were multiple planes that Rayman could walk through, similar to the system in Little Big Planet. He could walk behind or in front of blades of grass, with objects in the foreground appearing blurry, giving an appearance of a shallow depth of field and making it easy to concentrate on the action on the middle plane.
Once example we were shown saw Rayman break a glass bottle with a blue creature inside. Once freed, it transformed into a set of platforms our hero could jump on in order to reach Electoons, who broke out into a joyous song when collected.
Music and sound effects play a large part in Origins and are synced to each other.
Another level saw Rayman walking into an area infected by the Bubble Dreamer's nightmares; the area turned from a lush green forest into a silhouetted world that was reminiscent of the hyper-stylised visuals from Limbo.
I love all this. Especially the part about underwater areas, which says something about how large the levels are.Ancel told us that these underwater areas were implemented to increase the number of places to explore and to remove the threat that water posed in the original game.
Oh my god this. It sounds almost too good to be true, doesn't it? It's a bit like the tings in Rayman 1, but better! It's as if they're chaining the music and the sound effects together to get you in some kind of trance while playing.AJack wrote:• Music that interacts with the on-screen action
I hope it's gonna be something similar to Portal 2 dynamic music, which was perfect!• Music that interacts with the on-screen action
Did we already know this? I'd read in the Game Informer Article that Mr Dark was involved, but this was the first I'd heard of him being Origin's 'principle villain'.We also caught a brief glimpse of Mr. Dark, Origins' principal villain, but because he was shrouded in a veil of dark mist, we couldn't see his face.
Cool! Like Loco Roco & Patapon!Music that interacts with the on-screen action
