They were a pleanty games in each country. The UK got Maths and English with Rayman splitted in 3 volumes, French with Rayman and Rayman Activity Center. I think in France they had the most games featuring Spanish with Rayman, German with Rayman and English with Rayman and some more.THEdragon said:Ah, I see. Now that I think about it, just how many learning spinoffs did Rayman get?
Snagglebee said:I got the american Rayman Brain Games (bootleg from Bahrain) and I am able to rip the intro if you wish.
Hm, I didn't know there was an intro or how to get it to play. Well I guess it's due to me using an emulator and iso....I guess.![]()
Hm, I didn't know there was an intro or how to get it to play. Well I guess it's due to me using an emulator and iso....I guess.![]()
At some point I'd like to get around to finding a rom that has the intro for this game. But that's on my own time.
....is it weird for me to say that I find Art Alley one of the slowest levels in this game despite how much I liked riding the easel?