Rayman Pirate-Community

If its anything like the Open Season Activity Center I pirated in case it had any new music tracks, you basically just bought some flash minigames to dopey for the website.

Although this rabbid police render is interesting:

Ah Open Season, that was a surprisingly good game which I never even got round to finishing. It made me want to see the movie, which I now have on DVD. It's awesome.

That police officer Rabbid has the strangest ears.

Reminds me of something from Rex the Runt for some reason.

This was made about 3 months ago, but it seems that RRR2 can be emulated in Dolphin, not perfectly, but possible.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCe_HSiyA_U

I don't see why anyone would want to emulate it, as it's not exactly...good

Activision decides to release a Raving Rabbids ripoff.

Good Joke.
Everybody laugh.
Roll on snare drum.
Close curtains.

spiraldoor wrote:I don't see why anyone would want to emulate it, as it's not exactly...good

Gee I dunno; screenshots for the wiki maybe?

And what is this garbage, is that meant to be some r... I mean, borrowing from Super Monkey Ball? Christ usually that shit comes from Phoenix Games, but Activision?

It seems like The Wii is actually a big piece of problems for me. When I saw this, I actually thought about Garfield cartoon with TV station director saying to a clown "You must come back, Binky, "Fat Men, Bowling and Burgers" was too intelligent for people who watch our programme".

The monkey scares me.

Oh wait I just remembered. Activision made crap since the beginning of time just like Ubi. I once had a Lion King game they made for the PS1 and it was awful, plus Nala was voiced by Nev Campbell. fffffff The one on the MegaDrive was miles better than this.

Most movie and TV games suck by nature, so eh.

Another party game? At least one good thing comes from this: the party game market is getting flooded.

And I remember that Lion King game too Stacey, if you mean the Simba's Break one or something.

It was called Simba's Mighty Adventure. Bought it in the same year as I bought Quack Attack; god what was I thinking.

One party game that I actually liked was Chef's Luv Shack despite magazine reviews telling otherwise, and right now I'd rather play that than any of this dumb party shit on the Wii.

I remember quite old "party" game, which was good, but I dunno English name -all I know it was connected with Lion King. 2.

Lion King 2...? Sure that wasn't a pirate game? This was the one I was talking about.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWy4SYmyBas

Back to RRR, I'm trying to resuscitate the Sludge Factory...

Sure, it was also LEMminged I believe, and it was for PC. It contained four games: Pac-man + POW-ups, Dance-Thingy, Throwing-berries-at-everything-in-Swamp and Breakout Plus (names are custom, of course).

Ah okay, no that's something different. The game I was talking about was a 1997 one I think and centralised only around four minigames. Congaline, Paddlebash, Swampberry Sling and Cub Chase. Interestingly I can't remember the name of this game, though.

StaceyW wrote:Lion King 2...? Sure that wasn't a pirate game? This was the one I was talking about.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWy4SYmyBas

Back to RRR, I'm trying to resuscitate the Sludge Factory...

I forgot about that place. XD

Xenon wrote:Ah okay, no that's something different. The game I was talking about was a 1997 one I think and centralised only around four minigames. Congaline, Paddlebash, Swampberry Sling and Cub Chase. Interestingly I can't remember the name of this game, though.

Wait, Swampberry Sling was the Swamp with berries and Cub Chase was the Pac-man + POW-ups! I'm pretty sure the other ones were called another way, though... but similar.

Exactly, but with a difference. A good, improved, inventive difference.

I'm pretty sure the other names I recited were right, though...

Oh, I know. Konga Longa.