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Rayfist wrote:Damn, should have never took my pre-order off the Wii U version... oh well, guess I'll have to wait around Christmas for that. At least I have the PC version of Rayman Legends on pre-order

Look at the positive side... at least you got the exclusive costume of...! ...uh.... ehm, sorry man.

I'll still get the Mario and Luigi costume around Christmas along with the afro Rayman for the challenge app.
Maybe I should start investing in the Wii U version now... fuck I need a job

Well I guess on the brightside I have it pre-ordered for SOMETHING, right? And I still have WWHD and Sonic Lost Worlds on pre-order, but god damn it, I really will need Rayman Legends for it, maybe I can make some money 2 or so weeks after its release. And getting the PC version means I can record an LP

I wanted the PC version first, but it lags still. But on the bright side I really enjoy the 360 version and it controls nicely. It's a nice substitute for the meantime.

Haruka wrote:Come on guys.

Anyway, I found this (Nearly NSFW):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... NF_7cBQEXc

I can't stop laughing.

Bradandez wrote:I wanted the PC version first, but it lags still. But on the bright side I really enjoy the 360 version and it controls nicely. It's a nice substitute for the meantime.

I got PC Version first. Now as for second version, I still don't know should I buy PS3 version, or get Wii U version when I get Wii U in January 2014.

I'd recommend you get the Wii U version OCG as it will be drastically different from the PC version, compared to the PS3 version at least.

SPOILERS!

Another video of Teensies in Trouble, this time the whole world it seems.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Y6yF7kuxc4

EDIT -> Wow. Ubisoft took it down.
EDIT 2 -> Eh? Now it's back up... make up your mind, Ubisoft!

Drolpiraat wrote:SPOILERS!

Another video of Teensies in Trouble, this time the whole world it seems.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Y6yF7kuxc4

EDIT -> Wow. Ubisoft took it down.

But why would they even do that?

Maybe to avoid spoilers before release day? It's not like there was anything we didn't know about in there though...

Ironic part is that Ubi themselves revealed most spoilers

OldClassicGamer wrote:Ironic part is that Ubi themselves revealed most spoilers

They really haven't spoiled anything at all, asides from the last music level, but that's it. It wasn't Ubi's fault that the script was found, that was Drol finding it in the demo files. Ubi's done a much better job keeping the game under wraps than Origins.

Haruka wrote:Come on guys.

Anyway, I found this (Nearly NSFW):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... NF_7cBQEXc

HAHAHA still a better love story than twilight

Well there goes all the spoilers for the first world for me, but I'm not going to lie here... [ That first Gargoyle boss is freaking incredible!] I know this also right here isn't too new to us but [ I love the finish on the magician when you send him flying ]

@Brad I enjoyed to see the first levels, and there were parts that kinda intimidated me. [ Like the one where Murfy and a skilled player is required to reach a cage triggered by the gyroscopic mechanism. What about the Murfy's Dungeon thing to rescue Barbara? ]

You know what I dislike? that "Ubisoft Presents" right before the logo. It started happening since Origins, and makes you expect some dark, deep intro. But no... it's just "Ubisoft Presents..........." *BOOM* appears the logo and a really happy tune. At least it's better here, because Rayman Legends' presentation is at least a little darker and more deep.

@Haruka [I do love how the puzzles are complicated and require the player to stop and think. I do love how you have to beat a level in order to unlock the princesses.

Hm. I was a little concerned about how the game plays in the other versions.... and now I'm more than concerned. While I saw the guys playing the Wii U version having lots of fun with Murfy, I see these guys, playing in the Xbox 360, having troubles trying to understand what to do with Murfy and having constant unfair deaths. I can't believe Dungeon Dash is still a level in the other versions, it seems really complicated to do all that with just a button.

So I'll put it like this:

Wii U version: Innovative, clever puzzles. Great use of the touchscreen and the gyroscope. Amazing Multiplayer concept.

Other version: Constant fighting against the controls due to the ridiculous multitasking. Cheap way to make the game feel harder. Collection of quick time events. It's hard to tell what monsters are you able to kill and which ones correspond to Murfy.


Again, I'm not saying that the game shoudn't have been ported, because we all have the right to enjoy the game even if some of you don't have a Wii U. What I'm saying is that the ports are... kind of bland. On Wii U, Murfy is innovation... on the other version, Murfy is a pointless gimmick with no reason to be there. It would have been better if Ubisoft decided to make the ports go for a more "Rayman Origins" level design and dropped Murfy for the sake of good gameplay.

Bradandez wrote:@Haruka [I do love how the puzzles are complicated and require the player to stop and think. I do love how you have to beat a level in order to unlock the princesses.

I also noted something, but it is a little irrelevant: [ I can't help but remebering the plants of Donkey Kong Country Returns, when looking to the ones that eat the vine after being grabbed. There is a plant in the game that does the very same thing. ]

Haruka wrote:

Bradandez wrote:@Haruka [I do love how the puzzles are complicated and require the player to stop and think. I do love how you have to beat a level in order to unlock the princesses.

I also noted something, but it is a little irrelevant: I can't help but remebering the plants of Donkey Kong Country Returns, when looking to the ones that eat the vine after being grabbed. There is a plant in the game that does the very same thing.

That's actually relevant. Also, that doesn't need to be transparent. These plants can be seen in recent trailers, the level Orchestral Chaos, and a few Invaded levels that were shown earlier.

About the DK comparison, I also noticed that, and I'm not sure if that's a good thing.

EDIT:

Still checking the video. Woah, the Magician is a weird nose fetishist.

Quick Sand looks like one hell of a frustrating level.

And the Magician's laugh! XD It's both dorky and adorable.

sergiomonty wrote: Other version: Constant fighting against the controls due to the ridiculous multitasking.

You get used to it.