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Yes, but just for a game play demonstration NO$GBA will do. And the DS would need to be bigger for that one port, and that wouldn't be nice. I can't see the DS getting any bigger, it would ruin the design if you ask me

spiraldoor wrote:How exactly did the air conditioning make the game work? Turbines or something?

And what's RRR1 DS like, anyway? I heard it's like a mixture of RRR1 GBA and RRR1 Wii...

You blow into the microfone to run faster. But whenever I do that for a long time I get all lightheaded.

Lets just say, it's better than both the wii and the GBA ones(much, much better)

I wish i had the DS version. It looks like R2/DS with similur graphics. Strange that i have both the WII and the gba versions.

The graphics are fuckin awful though, it did NOT need to look like any of the 2.5D levels in Crash Bandicoot; and many of the enemies you can't even make out what they are. I really hope they don't abuse such a nice gameplay style [ie with the stylus] like that again. ;__;

I wish someone would post walkthrough on youtube or something.

I would once No$GBA stops making music so static and allows AVI recording.

I'd rather get Rayman DS, even though I already have R2 on PC and Revolution.

Rabbids DS doesn't look good. It may have the Rayman 2 style but I think the game looks bad, I'm glad I got the GBA version.

Rayman DS is terrible by the way.

RRR DS has some of the worst presentation I've ever seen in a Rayman game. Fuck yeah Rayman's head pinpointing shitty birds eye views of hexagons or whatever.

It was the Rayman 2 character as well.

Fuuuuuck yeah reusing old models

The graphics didn't bother me, but then again that was when I didn't know Rayman had platformers .

At least it was better than the console and GBA versions.

I've not played RRR GBA, it sounds good for a rabbid game though.

*shakes head quickly with shocked look on face*

acarr1 wrote:At least it was better than the console and GBA versions.

You think so? I've watched videos of the DS version and to me there's no way it is better than RRR GBA, which I think was the last good Rayman game. I really loved Raving Rabbids on GBA and I still replay it.
Not the case for the console version, which I utterly despise and am trying to sell it on eBay.

After playing the DS version some more, I'm in love with the environments and the way it plays. To me, it feels like a Rayman game. It's just that 1) they shouldn't have used the console music for it because the quality is quite shit . Plus I just wish they'd stop reusing all the Rayman 2 elements like sound effects and that, we want to go FRESH! It was OK for when the old Sonic games came out on the Megadrive but not with a 10 year old engine.

BTW, the DS version of Assassin's Creed looks like this. I just have a big problem with Crash Bandicoot type 2.5 graphics is all.

dingodile555 wrote:

acarr1 wrote:At least it was better than the console and GBA versions.

You think so? I've watched videos of the DS version and to me there's no way it is better than RRR GBA, which I think was the last good Rayman game. I really loved Raving Rabbids on GBA and I still replay it.
Not the case for the console version, which I utterly despise and am trying to sell it on eBay.

Rayman Hoodlums Revenge more like

StaceyW wrote: Plus I just wish they'd stop reusing all the Rayman 2 elements like sound effects and that

To be fair, I think those sound effects were also reused in Donald Duck Goin Quackers (which RRR DS reminds me of)

Yeah, Donald Duck used Rayman 2's engine. And not only the engine: look at the font in the menu