Oh, that's a shame. :/ that game does sound very picky.Electoon wrote:By the powers of Betilla's magic baguette - nothing is going my way!
MIND = F***ING BLOOOWWWWNNNNNElectoon wrote:EDIT: Oh and also - did you know that Betilla's favourite place to eat baguettes is on-top a washing machine?
). There are actually 4 sing-alongs in total - 2 for each disc. This means there is a song for Betilla (this ones the same as the one we know but in French. It rhymes a lot better 
), The Clown in Love (this one provides alot of information for the character!), Rayman (okay, this ones a little creepy) and the Magician (and this one's just plain wierd. I'm sure it will be pretty interesting when translated though - which will be easy thanks to the karoke lyrics at the bottom of the screen).
I've had only 4 and a half hours sleep and am feeling utterly groggy and lost. And this post made my day XDTHEdragon wrote: Rayman's song should totally be this over and over:
). Some of the songs with lyrics are really catchy, but a lot of them give me this face 
(especially with the animation running along side it) Now I'm very curious about those 'songs' you are talking about. I do enjoy a bit of WTF. XD
Especially considering that that's what I do when I read most of your posts.Rulez wrote:WTFing is definitely one of my most interesting hobbies.
. I also like the singing voice .Yes, there's a sing-along song for Rayman and one for the Clown. There's also one for The Magician but he isn't the singer. Plus, every time you win an activity, Rayman will sing a song with a certain theme (such as days of the week, transport, music etc.) as well as Joe the Cricket's songs in the English Workshop. Personally the Betilla song is one of the best ones, while some of the others are a little creepy franklyRayFan9876 wrote:That's interesting, and it actually wasn't that bad. The melody got caught in my head, and the rhymes were well done. Are there any with other characters singing?
. There are a couple more hidden gems in there though, particularly when it comes to catchy melodies. On the Packard Bell Computer which I used to rip the audio with, the game installed and worked first time. I've only ever had it crash once. I have yet to try building a new 95/98 machine from scratch, but right now that's looking easier then getting this capture card working....RayFan9876 wrote:Off topic slightly, Electoon, did your install and play work flawlessly?
Hmm, can't say I can help you there for now, but I swear I've had a similar issue in the past though, it sounds really familiar - probably from my old days with Rayman games in DOSRayFan9876 wrote:I've put together a Windows 98 machine and it works fine (installation is smooth and everything), but when I try to play any of the Rayman games, the DOS window maximizes like normal, and just sits there endlessly loading and the cursor blinking with the normal "Ubi Soft Entertainment 1996" flashing in the corner. Did you ever have this problem?
. To make up for the lack of updates, I think I'm going to upload another of my rips to Youtube (this time without a music video to go along with it due to the lack of matching RAC footage, sorry!). However, I don't know which one to choose, or which one everyone would get the most fun out of! For this reason, I'm going to leave it up to you lot to decide out of the rips I've done so far. The choice is:. If it's not already obvious from the lyrics, he's singing about all his friends. I like how Rayman actually comments that he has banana hair. We've all thought it before (well, at least I have since forever), but it's nice to hear it being said my the man himself! Nevertheless, after Rayman had completed his song, all his friends turned around and told him never to do it again "
That's not Emmanuel Garijo. It's another actor, named Michel Mella, specialized in singing too (Hence this song). He is too the voice of the the Clown in Love in this game.Haruka wrote:I'm surprised that Rayman's french voice in CP is also from Emmanuel Garijó, the same actor for French R2/RR/R3.
