SegaNintendoUbisoft said:Personally, I have much more faith in Ubisoft than that. I doubt Ancel will let his creation die without a fight.sonicbrawler182 said:Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but it's entirely possible Rayman could meet a similar fate to Mega Man.
Yves Guillemot made a statement around the time of E3 expressing that Ubisoft are only interested in games that they can continue to publish as franchises, in order to make large profits. This is why we never see once-off titles from them anymore. This is why we have an Assassin's Creed title every year. And it's also why they are pushing Watch Dogs like crazy, as it has potential to be given multiple sequels.
If sales for Rayman games don't yield much of a profit, then given their mindset, and how they have put the franchise on hiatus in the past, and with Ancel eager to work on BG&E 2, it's entirely possible Rayman could be left to die if the sales of the games are not up to snuff.
Granted, it would be an awful shame, as Rayman made Ubisoft the company it is today.
Agree. Sadly I am afraid of long silence. Please don't Ubi.Keane said:Personally I see them either put out a third 2D platformer or a long a silence once more. I don't believe there's gonna be a 3D platformer again.
Rulez said:So? They're basically allowing more people to play the game if they want. What's wrong with that? Oh yeah, they're earning money. That makes it wrong.sergiomonty said:spiraldoor said:Yeah, I hate having to buy every single port of Rayman 2 and play them all to completion. They're all the same, so what's the point? If only these ports were provided as part of some kind of free market system, where those who want to play them could exchange money for them and those who don't could simply carry on with their lives. Oh well. Maybe one day our society will reach that utopian stage where purchasing products is optional. Until then we can do nothing but rage bitterly against the widespread availability of a classic game for a modern audience.
You know? just because you can ignore them doesn't mean that they aren't still a cheap trial from Ubisoft to keep milking the same game.
I don't want hiatus at all.Bradandez said:I'd like one more game before a hiatus.
OldClassicGamer said:I don't want hiatus at all.Bradandez said:I'd like one more game before a hiatus.
They made the game. They can charge whatever the hell they want for it. No one has to buy it.sergiomonty said:Actually, yes. It is wrong. It is wrong to charge $30 for a cheap remake of a 90's game for every console that is released. You moron.
It's forcing the die-hard collectors and fans.spiraldoor said:They made the game. They can charge whatever the hell they want for it. No one has to buy it.sergiomonty said:Actually, yes. It is wrong. It is wrong to charge $30 for a cheap remake of a 90's game for every console that is released. You moron.
That's not Ubi's fault if people can't control their own compulsions over their capability for rational thought.OldClassicGamer said:It's forcing the die-hard collectors and fans.spiraldoor said:They made the game. They can charge whatever the hell they want for it. No one has to buy it.sergiomonty said:Actually, yes. It is wrong. It is wrong to charge $30 for a cheap remake of a 90's game for every console that is released. You moron.
I hope they port Rayman 3 to the 3DS and charge $100,000 for it so you have to mortgage your house.OldClassicGamer said:It's forcing the die-hard collectors and fans.
spiraldoor said:They made the game. They can charge whatever the hell they want for it. No one has to buy it.sergiomonty said:Actually, yes. It is wrong. It is wrong to charge $30 for a cheap remake of a 90's game for every console that is released. You moron.