What Rayman games you own

Rayman1 for Ps1, PC, GBA, and DSi
Rayman3 for GBA
Rayman Raving Rabbids for GBA
I had Rayman Revolution for PS2, but it refused to load at a certain point, so i cant play it.
Rayman Origins for Wii
 
I thought they also gave up with the points system in the DSi... strange.

Nintendo said back in June that the eShop cards would soon become available. 6 months later, I still don't see any.
 
Here they only sell them in a few supermarkets and WHSmith [book store], even the lady at the till was like "oh these look new" when I bought my first one.
 
Some years ago, I used to own Rayman 1,2,3 and M on the computer. Aswell as Rayman Revolution, Rayman 3 and M on PS2. Unfortunately, I managed to scratch every disc of them because I didn't take care of them when I was little (stupid me :tssk: ).

Today I own:
Rayman Origins Collector's Edition for PS3
Rayman 1(PS1) on Playstation Store and Rayman 2 on 3DS and Playstation Store (PS1 version).
 
i think rayman for dsi was indeed 800 points. if you are expecting all the music and levels on it to be on there, you will be dissapointed
 
Rayman 1 for PS1 via PSN download
Rayman 2 for iPhone
Rayman Origins on PS3
And I used to have Rayman Raving Rabbids on PS2.
 
Smega said:
And I used to have Rayman Raving Rabbids on PS2.
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I somehow managed to completely forget there was a PS2 version of this game, having always associated it with the Wii! Not that I care in the slightest....

I'm hopefully getting a new game for my collection soon - as in I've already ordered and payed for it, and am now waiting for it to arrive. It should take a while, as it's coming from abroad - but at least it's not from America (their postal service sucks. This is from experience. I once waited over a month for something to arrive fom there...)
 
I only have origins. I used to have 1, but as a kid I didnt take care of my disks. I had Rayman Arena, but because I'm a dirty, rotten cheater, sold the game when my turbo controller broke. I regret selling it sometimes.
 
Raymansgirl22 said:
RayFan9876 said:
Raymansgirl22 said:
hoodlum havoc is Rayman 3 ya know xD
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For some odd reason, I didn't see that you posted that. I'm a retard though, so what can you expect?
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That's okay, you're not. Rayman 3 is one my top 5 favorites though! :P
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You do realise that was sarcasm?
It's pretty obvious Hoodlum Havoc is Rayman 3, it's in the logo as the game's subtitle.
 
Master4lyf1 said:
Raymansgirl22 said:
RayFan9876 said:
Raymansgirl22 said:
hoodlum havoc is Rayman 3 ya know xD
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For some odd reason, I didn't see that you posted that. I'm a retard though, so what can you expect?
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That's okay, you're not. Rayman 3 is one my top 5 favorites though! :P
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You do realise that was sarcasm?
It's pretty obvious Hoodlum Havoc is Rayman 3, it's in the logo as the game's subtitle.
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I'm just not entirely used to sarcasm yet I guess.lol
But anyways.. Is Raving Rabbids t.v party any good to get?
 
I've played around 75% of RRRTVP back in December (I need yet to get it 100%) and here are my conclusions:

- The game is better than Raving Rabbids Travel in Time, but weaker than the first two RRRs
- There are interesting and funny minigames, but there are annoying and repetitive minigames aswell (expect many minigame recycling)
- There were minigames that I managed to get Top 3 in Worldwide rankings, and two of them in 1st place :boon:
- Rayman only appears in the video cutscenes
- The 2D Rabbid animations are one of the strongest points of the game
- You can optate to play with the Wii Balance Board in some minigame selections, but these are generally harder to play like this (and I don't find worth a person buying a Wii Balance Board packed with Wii Fit in purpose to RRRTVP)
- There are some minigames that are hard to beat Rayman's score (like the music and dancing ones, which is very odd knowing that the music ones were easy to get in RRR2)
- There are some controlling imprecisions in their programming, so you can also expect the Wii Remote + Nunchuk not responding conveniently in some minigames

So, resuming, I think it isn't a bad game but it isn't great either. I would rather advice interested people to rent it in first place before buying. And if they insist buying, better finding for a sealed bargain, around 20€. If used, buying for less than that.
 
Crikey, poor Rayman really was pushed aside in this one, wasn't he? I could tell that from the TV advertising, where I wasn't exactly sure the word 'Rayman' was still in the title :P

Anyway, I'm currently awaiting my copy of Rayman Collector to come through the post - it should be ready this week :D
 
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