Eshap wrote:Ach, I dunno how much more of the game I can bring back. Though, I found a clip of what sounds like Rayman's VA speaking in a normal voice... That's kinda the most interesting thing in the game, it seems.
You found the voices of the game? Interesting... Can you upload them on the topic?
Eshap wrote:I don't have much French knowledge, so I doubt I will ever complete the game. Shame, since I'd be interested to see how the game ends...
Well...
There are four versions of Rayman Dictées: CE2, CM1, CM2 and 6ème.
In each version, you can learn about an adventure of Tim7. Each dictation constitutes a part of an adventure.
In the CE2 version, there's a story with a red whale. In the 6ème version, it speaks about a trainer and his tiger who make an allegiance with Gaaf to catch Tim7.
!!!! SPOILERS !!!!
When you manage to rewrite the dictations in the Télévox, you'll fix it. And you'll access to a summary of the adventure, pronounced by Tim7.
After that, Clara will cancel the spell that she cast on Amnesia inhabitants. With his refractor telescope, Rayman will see them out of their
ice prison.
And then... Then... Prepare yourself...
Clara wants to thank Rayman for his help, so she asks to him what kind of reward he wants.
And Rayman says that after this adventure, he's thirsty... So he asks... some
ice cubes for his lemonade.
Then Clara and Rayman laugh (like at the end of some sitcoms) and... It's the end of the game.
BEST ENDING EVER in my opinion
After that, you can listen again the summary of Tim7 or try "les dictées de perfectionnement" ("the dictations of improvement") if you click on the punching bag in Rayman's room.
Those dictations are most difficult than the others in the Télévox. They are History articles, sport articles and extracts of famous books (by Roald Dahl, Victor Hugo, Charles Baudelaire...)
If you manage to rewrite them, you win... NOTHING.
Yep. The game ends with the Télévox story. There's nothing to watch after that.
Those dictations are just useful to train yourself to real dictations (at school)
Thank you for clarifying that, though!
Eshap, this game was intended to be played by the French audience (do you follow my mind? eBay?).
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