emshomar said:And what about Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 and TV Party? As long as I know they weren't officially released for PC. Abou RRR2 OCG own this for PC but I never saw a box or describtion or anything for PC.Haruka said:Rayman was always on PC since the birth of the franchise, so I think the PC support will still go on. I think it would be a mistake anyway, if they were stopping doing for PC.
Do I hear the call for aemshomar said:In that case the makers of this cover thought that this game where for dumb people where you do just dumb things like yelling WHHHAAAAZZZZZZ UUUUPPP in the telephone.
I am amazed at how Rayman managed to grow hair through his clothes. Then again he has only changed them twice.El Dango said:
That seems pretty likely. And if his hair were actually all those little creatures... He wouldn't want to cut it! XDEarth Gwee said:Well, it's not entirely impossible to have hair you never need to cut. My fitness teacher has hair she has never needed to cut in all her life and it only reaches down to her shoulder blades. Her hair is just extremely slow growing. Rayman's case could be similar.
Ugh, this, it breaks my brain too!ZeptoRay said:They more seem like a joke than anything else. I wonder more on how he can even do the helicopter with his hair, when I think about it my brain breaks.
Yes, exactly this. But it's not like anyone has ever actually seen someone use their own hair as a helicopter, so it remains just a theory. :confus:Earth Gwee said:Yeah, whenever I think about his hair working as a helicopter, I picture it getting all twisted around itself and tangled. Which means it's probably best not to question how it works at all.
THEdragon said:Also, this is what I meant about Rayman looking like a mop
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THEdragon said:Yes, exactly this. But it's not like anyone has ever actually seen someone use their own hair as a helicopter, so it remains just a theory. :confus:Earth Gwee said:Yeah, whenever I think about his hair working as a helicopter, I picture it getting all twisted around itself and tangled. Which means it's probably best not to question how it works at all.