What is your fav Ubisoft game?

I know, and that's not the reason why I tell that to him. Nobody's waiting for people to bring back topics.
 
1: R3
2: R2
3: R1
4: RM
5: The other Rayman games
6: Beyond Good & Evil
7: Prince of Persia Warrior Within
8: Prince of Persia the Sands of Time
9: Ghost Recon Jungle Storm
10: Ghost Recon 2
 
HavocRay said:
1: R3
2: R2
3: R1
4: RM
5: The other Rayman games
6: Beyond Good & Evil
7: Prince of Persia Warrior Within
8: Prince of Persia the Sands of Time
9: Ghost Recon Jungle Storm
10: Ghost Recon 2

Doesn't Rayman 3 frustrate you? :|
 
For crying out loud....

What is the point? Having 2, or maybe even three is satisfactory, but having.....6 is just...
 
Xenon09 said:
HavocRay said:
1: R3
2: R2
3: R1
4: RM
5: The other Rayman games
6: Beyond Good & Evil
7: Prince of Persia Warrior Within
8: Prince of Persia the Sands of Time
9: Ghost Recon Jungle Storm
10: Ghost Recon 2

Doesn't Rayman 3 frustrate you? :|
No, I just like the R3 graphics and stuff, and i am not really mastering my R3 score..

And about the accounts, i allready quitted that.
 
I got bored of Rayman 3 as soon as I knew that I couldn't improve my score. So there was nothing left to do.

However, Rayman 2 has a replayability style. Collecting all the Lums is more enjoyable than spending hours of time trying to improve the score, for me.
 
But that doesn't make it not replayable. R2 is less replayable than R3, that's definitely the truth. Getting all the lums and cages is not extremely difficult, while getting over 830000 points in R3 is difficult. Which means it takes longer to get, thus you need to play the game more to achieve it, and that means it has a higher replayability value.
 
Ruy said:
Xenon09 said:
HavocRay said:
1: R3
2: R2
3: R1
4: RM
5: The other Rayman games
6: Beyond Good & Evil
7: Prince of Persia Warrior Within
8: Prince of Persia the Sands of Time
9: Ghost Recon Jungle Storm
10: Ghost Recon 2

Doesn't Rayman 3 frustrate you? :|
No, I just like the R3 graphics and stuff, and i am not really mastering my R3 score..

And about the accounts, i allready quitted that.
yay for you.
 
Jona said:
But that doesn't make it not replayable. R2 is less replayable than R3, that's definitely the truth. Getting all the lums and cages is not extremely difficult, while getting over 830000 points in R3 is difficult. Which means it takes longer to get, thus you need to play the game more to achieve it, and that means it has a higher replayability value.

Rayman 3 has good replayability the first 5 odd times you play it. After a while I'm sure most of us wouldn't be bothered to improve our scores.

But anyway, if I asked you which Rayman game you would like to play you would more likely say Rayman 2. Am I right.
 
Jona said:
But that doesn't make it not replayable. R2 is less replayable than R3, that's definitely the truth. Getting all the lums and cages is not extremely difficult, while getting over 830000 points in R3 is difficult.
yeah right
 
Xenon09 said:
Jona said:
But that doesn't make it not replayable. R2 is less replayable than R3, that's definitely the truth. Getting all the lums and cages is not extremely difficult, while getting over 830000 points in R3 is difficult. Which means it takes longer to get, thus you need to play the game more to achieve it, and that means it has a higher replayability value.

Rayman 3 has good replayability the first 5 odd times you play it. After a while I'm sure most of us wouldn't be bothered to improve our scores.

But anyway, if I asked you which Rayman game you would like to play you would more likely say Rayman 2. Am I right.

Of course not. When I play R2 now, I get bored after playing three levels. There's just nothing to do there for me anymore, I played through it 5-10 times and I got all the lums and cages way before. I also know how the environments look like, and now it doesn't have replayability value anymore. Rayman 3 is more replayable, no matter what you think.
 
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