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It's number one on the list!

Oh god... it's happening. While the game is often adressed as "almost perfect", its perfection is constantly stopped by Murfy on the PS360 version as I predicted

Take this review for example, he's the guy who voiced the "E3 Abridged" series that we all know and love, yet he spent a lot of time of the review saying how Murfy doesn't work on the 360 version. He even says that in multiplayer it gets even worse.



The guy says the Xbox 360 controller is the best controller ever made and that Rayman Origins was his favorite game of all time, so there's no bias involved.

sergiomonty wrote:and that Rayman Origins was his favorite game of all time, so there's no bias involved.

And that is exactly the bias involved. Rayman Legends is a different game - there's more emphasis on exploring, which he says he doesn't like. If you watch the whole review, his main complaint is that he can't rush through the levels like in Origins, especially in the Murfy levels which require you to think. It's not so much about the controls.

"My name is Matt Lees and they'll never find the bodies.."

Free Rayman Legends pin near Pax
http://www.penny-arcade.com/2013/08/12/ ... ime-part-2

Good to see that the reviewers are loving the game, which a true candidate to the Platformer of the Year, or even for the Best Artistic Direction. Ubi deserves.

IGN gave it a 9.5 and have a full video review: http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/08/26/ ... e=facebook

Drolpiraat wrote:

sergiomonty wrote:and that Rayman Origins was his favorite game of all time, so there's no bias involved.

And that is exactly the bias involved. Rayman Legends is a different game - there's more emphasis on exploring, which he says he doesn't like. If you watch the whole review, his main complaint is that he can't rush through the levels like in Origins, especially in the Murfy levels which require you to think. It's not so much about the controls.

By bias involved I meant exclusively his opinion about the controls, not the game itself, that's why I mentioned the Xbox 360 controller too. About the entirely review, well, that's a different story, I can't disagree more with him than I do now. This game gives what fans originally wanted from Rayman Origins and it complains because it's more open. His comparison with Disney vs. Pixar doesn't even make sense. Pixar stopped being the perfect momentum of Disney after UP, and Disney increased the quality of their other Animation Studio at the same time. Compare Cars 2 to Tangled, compare Brave to Wreck-it Ralph. I dare to say that even Frozen looks more interesting than the concept proposed in Monsters University.

Whatever, the point is that I wanted to show that review because... well.. he's the guy with the voice, you see but other reviewers did also criticize the ps360 controls.

sergiomonty wrote:Oh god... it's happening. While the game is often adressed as "almost perfect", its perfection is constantly stopped by Murfy on the PS360 version as I predicted

Take this review for example, he's the guy who voiced the "E3 Abridged" series that we all know and love, yet he spent a lot of time of the review saying how Murfy doesn't work on the 360 version. He even says that in multiplayer it gets even worse.



The guy says the Xbox 360 controller is the best controller ever made and that Rayman Origins was his favorite game of all time, so there's no bias involved.

I played 360 demo and PC demo with 360 controller and besides glitching one time on 360, Murphy works good in my opinion

Haruka wrote:Good to see that the reviewers are loving the game, which a true candidate to the Platformer of the Year, or even for the Best Artistic Direction. Ubi deserves.

RL deserves Game of the Year Award.

OldClassicGamer wrote:

Haruka wrote:Good to see that the reviewers are loving the game, which a true candidate to the Platformer of the Year, or even for the Best Artistic Direction. Ubi deserves.

RL deserves Game of the Year Award.

Looks like someone hasn't played BioShock Infinite.

spiraldoor wrote:Looks like someone hasn't played BioShock Infinite.

It should at least get best platformer of the year. Best game of September, for sure.

spiraldoor wrote:

OldClassicGamer wrote:

Haruka wrote:Good to see that the reviewers are loving the game, which a true candidate to the Platformer of the Year, or even for the Best Artistic Direction. Ubi deserves.

RL deserves Game of the Year Award.

Looks like someone hasn't played BioShock Infinite.

Or The Last of Us. Poor little soul.

Bionichute wrote:

spiraldoor wrote:Looks like someone hasn't played BioShock Infinite.

It should at least get best platformer of the year. Best game of September, for sure.

Isn't GTA V releasing September as well, or did I miss a delay there?

GTA V is coming out September if I'm not mistaken, not a smart move for RL to be released near it, since more people are likely to buy GTA V.

[Olympus Maximus boss is the giant pile of smoke]

Indeed, though whether or not the effect will be large, remains to be seen, I doubt that the majority of GTA V prospectives would be interested in the likes of Rayman Legends.

@Sergio and Spiral
I have not seen gameplay or played BioShock Infinite so I can't speak about it.
I did not played The Last of Us but I saw gameplay and it is good game, but I still think all Jak games (except for Jak and Daxter The Lost Frontier) are better. Jak X is not counting because that is a spin-off. Seeing Rayman Legends and playing demo, I like it better then The Last of Us.

@Master
GTA V is getting released 17th September but maybe Bionichute thinks RL will be better.

The Rayman series here in America is extremely underrated, the chances of more people buying RL to GTA V, are very unlikely sadly...

People's tastes differ, OCG, I think that while it's a given that the majority here hold preference for Legends, but in the vast gaming community, methinks that probably isn't the case for them.

Rayfist wrote:The Rayman series here in America is extremely underrated, the chances of more people buying RL to GTA V, are very unlikely sadly...

Rayman is probably much more popular in Europe.

Master wrote:People's tastes differ, OCG, I think that while it's a given that the majority here hold preference for Legends, but in the vast gaming community, methinks that probably isn't the case for them.

True. My taste and preferation is much different then most.