Rayman Raving Rabbids

Perhaps I should expand this into a new topic, or perhaps we could just talk about it here. Either way...

What is/was your score for score mode in this game? I ask because I've recently been trying very hard at it (past 130,000 points) and I want to know where I stand.
 
Good question because I really don't remember. To be honest I stopped updating my scores in 2010, when Rayman Origins got announced and the Raymanzone was shutted down (there were hackers everywhere anyway).

I think I would only grab the score mode again from scratch if RPC was incorporating the RRR1 Hall of Fame, I think it could create an interesting competition.
 
Apparently the game's impossible to complete because some of the dancing minigames won't allow you to get perfect scores, even if you hit all the notes right.
 
So Xbox 360 achivment for get maximum score for every game is not possible? I once found a list with a bunch of Xbox 360 games where it is impossible to get all achivemnts but I don't remember was RRR1 there.
 
OldClassicGamer said:
So Xbox 360 achivment for get maximum score for every game is not possible? I once found a list with a bunch of Xbox 360 games where it is impossible to get all achivemnts but I don't remember was RRR1 there.
Here you go, he describes it better than I do.
Luckily I found some codes that supposedly enable super scoring for the PS2.

This one's the Master code...
H91A-77D8-CJPBT
Y0MN-8W6U-HCD9K

And this one is the super scoring one.

6CCP-RHQE-BXVWV
69RD-VDHJ-U87RU

When I tried this however I found I couldn't start the game, it was just stuck on the loading screen. Can someone else try this and see if it works on their console?
 
I don't own RRR1 on PS2 though I'm looking to pick it up from a boot sale for cheap enough; what kind of codes are those? Action replay?
 
iHeckler9 said:
Apparently the game's impossible to complete because some of the dancing minigames won't allow you to get perfect scores, even if you hit all the notes right.
Apparently i HAVE to disagree. Me and my brother have found a way to avoid that, and it worked perfectly. If you press one of the buttons before any Rabbid comes, you get a red light flashing meaning you did a beat wrong, but it doesn't reduce your points and will let you reach maximum score.

Anyway, the 183000 Max score is just fucking unforgivingly hard and almost impossible ( i've seen an arcticle, whose author claimed that a downside of Origins is its unforgiving difficulty, and prevented a few players from completing the game ( WTF?! ) - RO is just a mere tutorial compared to RRR ). Considering that there are decathlons containing some hard challanges, where you have to get 1000 points in all 10 levels in a row without the ability to replay any of them, and of course there are more than 50000 points which you can get in these challanges, which sounds and is extremely hard to complete.

@Haruka, you just gave me an idea as for what shall i also include in the records topic.
 
I never unlocked everything in the score mode, and never bothered to do so. As you said, the 183000 points is a cruel deadline that Ubi did back in 2006.
 
Yeah it's rather painful than fun to obtain 1000 points in the minigames. I think me and my brother were supposed to earn 80k points a while back.
 
Cairnie said:
What kind of codes are those? Action replay?
Action Replay MAX.
Rayrobi said:
iHeckler9 said:
Apparently the game's impossible to complete because some of the dancing minigames won't allow you to get perfect scores, even if you hit all the notes right.
Apparently i HAVE to disagree. Me and my brother have found a way to avoid that, and it worked perfectly. If you press one of the buttons before any Rabbid comes, you get a red light flashing meaning you did a beat wrong, but it doesn't reduce your points and will let you reach maximum score.
You mean if you just keep mashing the buttons when there aren't any Rabbids you get a perfect score?
 
iHeckler9 said:
Cairnie said:
What kind of codes are those? Action replay?
Action Replay MAX.
Rayrobi said:
iHeckler9 said:
Apparently the game's impossible to complete because some of the dancing minigames won't allow you to get perfect scores, even if you hit all the notes right.
Apparently i HAVE to disagree. Me and my brother have found a way to avoid that, and it worked perfectly. If you press one of the buttons before any Rabbid comes, you get a red light flashing meaning you did a beat wrong, but it doesn't reduce your points and will let you reach maximum score.
You mean if you just keep mashing the buttons when there aren't any Rabbids you get a perfect score?
No i mean, at the start of the round, before any rabbids come, you only have to press a button ONCE. You seem to get a wrong beat, but it does nothing and you can obtain 1000 points. Me and my brother didn't know what the hell was going on too, until we figured out it's a glitch and can be easily avoided using the above method.
 
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