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That's what I feared. They don't seem particularly long, so 40 of them shouldn't take more than an afternoon to complete.

Yes, but some of them are actually pretty difficult. Mostly just to collect all the lums. You need to have a perfect score, not missing any lums, to get a skull tooth. Some levels, like the first wall run level, has an extremely hard to reach, and just to find. That's only a single lum, which must be obtained to master the game. Plus, like any other Rayman game, the replay value is wonderful.

Haruka wrote:

Rayrobi wrote:

Haruka wrote:I guess the Android users have bad luck at the moment.

Yas we're kinda disappointed... fuck that aplel...

Yep, that's it.

You're acting like Bayonetta fans XD calm down, Jungle Run is coming out in a few days!

I agree, if Ubi want to optimise the game to improve the experience, then I'm more than happy to wait it out.

Hunchman801 wrote:That's what I feared. They don't seem particularly long, so 40 of them shouldn't take more than an afternoon to complete.

There is also Livid Dead levels. But I think those levels are already counted for the 40.

Greenbottle3 wrote:Plus, like any other Rayman game, the replay value is wonderful.

'Cept Origins.

Come on, Origins has like the best replay value of them all, especially compared to the third.

That may be so, but I've never felt compelled to play Origins again since I've beaten it.

Well yeah but there's plenty to do in it for people who liked the game.

As far as lame phone games go, Rayman Jungle Run is pretty great.

And it makes said lame phone games look even lamer.

spiraldoor wrote:As far as lame phone games go, Rayman Jungle Run is pretty great.

Agreed.

El Dango wrote:Come on, Origins has like the best replay value of them all, especially compared to the third.

I think it has got the worst replay value of all. I didn't feel wanting to restart the game after beating it 3 times, and after doing a co-op too.

If we are counting the scores, Rayman 3 has got the best replay value.

Haruka wrote:

El Dango wrote:Come on, Origins has like the best replay value of them all, especially compared to the third.

I think it has got the worst replay value of all. I didn't feel wanting to restart the game after beating it 3 times, and after doing a co-op too.

If we are counting the scores, Rayman 3 has got the best replay value.

I agree with Haruka

Haruka wrote:If we are counting the scores, Rayman 3 has got the best replay value.

I second this. I haven't felt like playing Origins more than Rayman 3.

Haruka wrote:

El Dango wrote:Come on, Origins has like the best replay value of them all, especially compared to the third.

I think it has got the worst replay value of all. I didn't feel wanting to restart the game after beating it 3 times, and after doing a co-op too.

If we are counting the scores, Rayman 3 has got the best replay value.

Rayman 3 has scores, and that's pretty much all it got, seeing as the entire game is built around it.

Origins has scores too, with rewards for beating said scores, as well as unlockable costumes, speedruns, challenges that can be completed many different ways (an example would be areas that you, with enough skill, can complete without using a specific power that was intended to help you), and of course the co-op mode!

Replay value is one of many things this game did so well, and I have a hard time understanding why it's so unpopular on this particular site. Everywhere people love it, except the one place where you'd think people would love it the most. I don't get it!

El Dango wrote:

Haruka wrote:

El Dango wrote:Come on, Origins has like the best replay value of them all, especially compared to the third.

I think it has got the worst replay value of all. I didn't feel wanting to restart the game after beating it 3 times, and after doing a co-op too.

If we are counting the scores, Rayman 3 has got the best replay value.

Rayman 3 has scores, and that's pretty much all it got, seeing as the entire game is built around it.

Origins has scores too, with rewards for beating said scores, as well as unlockable costumes, speedruns, challenges that can be completed many different ways (an example would be areas that you, with enough skill, can complete without using a specific power that was intended to help you), and of course the co-op mode!

Replay value is one of many things this game did so well, and I have a hard time understanding why it's so unpopular on this particular site. Everywhere people love it, except the one place where you'd think people would love it the most. I don't get it!

I agree with you. I have been dying for playing Rayman Origins since the day I found out that they are making a new Rayman game

I can only half agree with both Haruka and Dango; as soon as I got all the trophies in Origins I just lost interest, not even trying to get all the lum medals; and my love/hate relationship with Rayman 3 still stands.

That's pretty much the same situation with me on Origins, however, I do enjoy going back to Rayman 3 now and then just to tweak up my score a little.
But I can't deny that Rayman 2 is the one I replay the most.

Master4lyf1 wrote: But I can't deny that Rayman 2 is the one I replay the most.

I already lost the count of how many times I played R2 from the beginning until the end, especially if I join every available version. I'm sure that under the condition of playing any version I already played more than 100 times without any exageration.

Again, R3 can have a very short replay value too, and RO if you don't pay attention to the scores, they become very shallow.

If I had to choose to play again R1 or RO, I would pick R1.