i made a special rank with that nymphJanic wrote:Found some new gameplay. It was captured on a Dutch video game convention. Shows of some single player gameplay of a dude that really sucks. (That or the game is f*cking hard)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqobtpMtUrU
I LOVE that song in the background of the room... also someone called Altaïr Ezio.Janic wrote:Found some new gameplay. It was captured on a Dutch video game convention. Shows of some single player gameplay of a dude that really sucks. (That or the game is f*cking hard)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqobtpMtUrU
The CD will contain just extra musics only?Drolpiraat wrote:Christophe Héral revealed on facebook that the soundtrack CD from Rayman Origins won't include that much pieces from the game itself, but "extra" tracks instead.
I know because he's my "friend" there.
He said that because someone asked him if the CD in the C.E. was going to have all the tracks from the game. The obvious answer is no.
Hmm. I'm not too sure what to think about the RayTunes thing anymore. It seems like they're deliberately leaving out tracks from the game to include extra tracks that aren't in the game, making the Collector's Edition worth buying. The soundtrack won't be complete, so maybe should I post it on RayTunes after all? Would we get trouble? Any thoughts?
I wouldn't get too excited just yet - I'm only one guy, so your mileage may vary. What I will say is that I felt as if I slipped right into it, as if I'd played the game before. I think that might be a good indicator as to how the controls are; they felt totally familiar almost straight away.beebo44 wrote:Ah, human confirmation of the game being bloody terrific. That's what I've been looking for. The videos look great and all, but looks can be deceiving, so now there are a few people who've played the game, and they all praised it greatly. Rockhampton eh? Sounds like a cool place to be. Me and my family were actually planning of going to Gold Coast in December/January for a holiday, central coast is total flatsville.
I wouldn't be too hard on him, conventions are an awful environment to be playing something like RO in. Too much noise and distraction, especially where precise platforming and timing is concernedJanic wrote:Found some new gameplay. It was captured on a Dutch video game convention. Shows of some single player gameplay of a dude that really sucks. (That or the game is f*cking hard)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqobtpMtUrU
My friend who works for Gamestation in the UK has played the game and he said pretty much the same thing as you, i.e that it's very easy to slip into the game and that the controls are excellent. He basically said that anyone who has played Rayman 1 will feel right at home.AJack wrote:I wouldn't get too excited just yet - I'm only one guy, so your mileage may vary. What I will say is that I felt as if I slipped right into it, as if I'd played the game before. I think that might be a good indicator as to how the controls are; they felt totally familiar almost straight away.beebo44 wrote:Ah, human confirmation of the game being bloody terrific. That's what I've been looking for. The videos look great and all, but looks can be deceiving, so now there are a few people who've played the game, and they all praised it greatly. Rockhampton eh? Sounds like a cool place to be. Me and my family were actually planning of going to Gold Coast in December/January for a holiday, central coast is total flatsville.
Well, the next logical move would be to create a 2D game that explores what happened between the first and second games. Perhaps they could tell us why 95% of the characters and environments from the first game were seemingly gone in the second...RayTunes wrote:I wonder what Raymans future is. In the Nintendo Power interview they stated that they find 2D very entertaining and seem a lot more vague about making a 3D Rayman game.
Really? I've completed Rayman 1 five or six times over...Master4lyf1 wrote:I've 100%-ed Rayman 2 and 3 MANY times, Rayman 1, on the other hand...RayTunes wrote:I'm going for it all! Got all cages in R1, all lums in R2, and all cages in R3. I won't finish a Rayman game without 100% completion!
Completing Rayman 1 would be the achievement of a lifetime for me, though I breezed past the many different versions of Rayman 2, Rayman 3, I think, is the easiest Rayman game, when one does not count the scoring system.Paradigm wrote:Really? I've completed Rayman 1 five or six times over...Master4lyf1 wrote:I've 100%-ed Rayman 2 and 3 MANY times, Rayman 1, on the other hand...RayTunes wrote:I'm going for it all! Got all cages in R1, all lums in R2, and all cages in R3. I won't finish a Rayman game without 100% completion!
My next achievement is buying Rayman Origins.Haruka wrote:My next achievement is mastering Rayman Origins.
I hope not. We don’t want to get into a situation where every single moment of Rayman’s life is chronicled in-depth. We need a certain amount of room to let the story breathe. Currently I have no problem accepting R2 as a sequel to R1; Origins has made it clear that they take place in the same world, just different areas. But if you try to link every single game strongly and tie up all the loose ends and errors, something’s got to give. The whole continuity will collapse under the weight of its own convolutions. This happens to comic books all the time, and it’s something the Rayman games should try to avoid.Paradigm wrote:Well, the next logical move would be to create a 2D game that explores what happened between the first and second games. Perhaps they could tell us why 95% of the characters and environments from the first game were seemingly gone in the second...
Yeah, Empik.com has it for PS3 and Xbox 360 (Collector Editions too), but damn it, not the Wii. So I have to look more.Haruka wrote:Do polish shops already have the game available for Pre-Order?
At least I still didn't went to see if there's any Portuguese one already.
It will also have music from the game itself, but yes, a large part of the music won't be on the CD.Haruka wrote:The CD will contain just extra musics only?Drolpiraat wrote:Christophe Héral revealed on facebook that the soundtrack CD from Rayman Origins won't include that much pieces from the game itself, but "extra" tracks instead.
I know because he's my "friend" there.
He said that because someone asked him if the CD in the C.E. was going to have all the tracks from the game. The obvious answer is no.
Hmm. I'm not too sure what to think about the RayTunes thing anymore. It seems like they're deliberately leaving out tracks from the game to include extra tracks that aren't in the game, making the Collector's Edition worth buying. The soundtrack won't be complete, so maybe should I post it on RayTunes after all? Would we get trouble? Any thoughts?
In that case I think the normal soundtrack needs to be uploaded in RayTunes. I want the tetris and the jungle music so badly.
I know, I meant they aren't selling the Wii version at all.Haruka wrote:The Wii version won't have the C.E..
I can't find any portuguese on-line store with the pre-order available.
