Croc! Legend of the Gobbos
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stan423321

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Re: Croc! Legend of the Gobbos
I didn't see the game before, but it's controls look like... "this would be scary on PS1". They work the same way?
Re: Croc! Legend of the Gobbos
To me every boss is easy, just like Baron Dante.Greenbottle3 wrote:Just the Baron Dante fight, or every boss?Clara Knight wrote:Exactly, sadly Dante was quite easy to defeat, and it's even worse in Croc 2.Greenbottle3 wrote:I wish they made the boss fights harder..
I also played Croc volcanic panic on my mobile, but the controls and the gameplay is even worse than the classical games.
A third Croc game will be great with a trophy or achievement system at the moment.
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Re: Croc! Legend of the Gobbos
Sadly, every bossesGreenbottle3 wrote:Just the Baron Dante fight, or every boss?Clara Knight wrote:Exactly, sadly Dante was quite easy to defeat, and it's even worse in Croc 2.Greenbottle3 wrote:I wish they made the boss fights harder..
Re: Croc! Legend of the Gobbos
@stan The controls work in the same way for both platforms, but the best ones are in PC.
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Re: Croc! Legend of the Gobbos
I absolutely see why. Rotation based controls in a platformer... well, given game's level design, they make sense, but with a D-pad this would be pain.
Re: Croc! Legend of the Gobbos
The problem is that controls in the PS1's D-Pad are extremely "heavy". For example you press "Up" and only 3 seconds later he starts to run at real speed. Then when talking about precise diagonal runnings it is horrible.
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Yeah, that's a problem also in Crash 1 and Rayman 2.Haruka wrote:The problem is that controls in the PS1's D-Pad are extremely "heavy". For example you press "Up" and only 3 seconds later he starts to run at real speed. Then when talking about precise diagonal runnings it is horrible.
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Re: Croc! Legend of the Gobbos
Wasn't there a code on the PC when you could play a scrapped "snowboard" like level?
Re: Croc! Legend of the Gobbos
No, I believe you are talking about my beta video. Someone just changed some data in the levels file and he menaged to unlock prototypes.
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Re: Croc! Legend of the Gobbos
Oh, because my brother showed me that level, and since it never was finished, at the end you just fell forever.
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Re: Croc! Legend of the Gobbos
In a way like game pressed analog stick for you, but in impressively slow and smooth way? Mah boy, this sounds terrible.Haruka wrote:The problem is that controls in the PS1's D-Pad are extremely "heavy". For example you press "Up" and only 3 seconds later he starts to run at real speed. Then when talking about precise diagonal runnings it is horrible.
Re: Croc! Legend of the Gobbos
Rayman 2 behaves in the same way when playing with the D-Pad.
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stan423321

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Re: Croc! Legend of the Gobbos
Hm, this was definitely not the case with RDS.
B2T, I remember playing something involving Croc, but level design was not space consistent (stuff behind the door was another thing than stuff "in" the door), and I got dizzy with it. It was however quite long ago, so I could mess up something.
B2T, I remember playing something involving Croc, but level design was not space consistent (stuff behind the door was another thing than stuff "in" the door), and I got dizzy with it. It was however quite long ago, so I could mess up something.
Re: Croc! Legend of the Gobbos
Rayman 2 of PS1 has the problem solved by playing with an Analog Stick, now Rayman DS hasn't any solution for the diagonal runnings. 
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Re: Croc! Legend of the Gobbos
Well, I hadno problem with 45s and I didn't need less.
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Re: Croc! Legend of the Gobbos
Haruka, I never knew you were a member on my brothers wiki!
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What do you mean? RayWiki?Greenbottle3 wrote:Haruka, I never knew you were a member on my brothers wiki!
I'm an active contributor since a long time ago.
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Re: Croc! Legend of the Gobbos
No, Croc: Wiki of the Gobbos.Haruka wrote:What do you mean? RayWiki?Greenbottle3 wrote:Haruka, I never knew you were a member on my brothers wiki!
I'm an active contributor since a long time ago.
Re: Croc! Legend of the Gobbos
Oh, it is true, but I still haven't done anything. I had to do extensive studying to Croc's games before I could edit anything.
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I would contribute in your wiki.Greenbottle3 wrote:No, Croc: Wiki of the Gobbos.Haruka wrote:What do you mean? RayWiki?Greenbottle3 wrote:Haruka, I never knew you were a member on my brothers wiki!
I'm an active contributor since a long time ago.

