Again because of the crash, I'll repost here what I said in the last time.
A few weeks ago, I've contacted the Ubisoft Technical Support (I was redirected to the Spanish because of the website's automatic redirects, and probably because Ubisoft Spain is "who takes care" of game distribution and assistance in Portugal) concerning the partial blackscreen problem I was experiencing in the demo version of Rayman Origins.
I must say I'm highly disappointed with the assistance I've had, if that could be even called an assistance...
For you guys having an idea, the person who tried to solve my problem was telling me to upgrade my drivers (even the audio one, when I was actually experiencing a graphical problem!) when I already had them up to date and referred that when I wrote to the support.
But the best part of all of this was his affirmation of my graphical card "not being supported by the game at the time of release"

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My graphical card is an ASUS EAH5770, manufactured by ATi Technologies., it is even more advanced and recent than the initial one I've had in my desktop computer (an NVIDIA GeForce 8600GT that one day died already out of warranty and I had to get a new card).
And now look at here:
http://ubisoft-sp.custhelp.com/app/...sion/L3RpbWUvMTMzMjg4MDYyMi9zaWQvMUd5WUI5VWs=
My graphical card corresponds to the list, since it is from ATi RADEON and belongs to the 5000 series.
Is this a joke? What he said does not make any sense, if it was not supported, the game wouldn't run at first place. My drivers are all up to date, including DirectX that has got the 9.0c version and SDK of June 2010, the last one released for Windows XP (Mine is a Professional SP3). I wonder how he arrived the conclusion my graphical card was not supported, it would be funny if it was just because the model name of my card doesn't say in the very left side "ATi/ATi Radeon".
He also said it could be a demo problem. Well I'm sorry, but it also appears in the final version at the very same moment...

I think they can start to think about a patch developing.
Well, I want to ask to all the members here that are interested in the PC version of Rayman Origins and own the same operating system as mine, Windows XP Professional SP3, and later experience a similar or equal glitch to mine, please tell me.