The Jonster wrote:Rayman 3 GBA is a pretty good game. I liked that one, as well as the RRR GBA version. Those are my favorite handheld Rayman games (oh and Rayman Advance too, and I really want to try getting Rayman 3D for my 3DS sometime too)
Love the GBA version of RRR. That's what all versions of the game should have been like!
Yeah, too bad that the GBA version was rushed with some glitches.
It's a real shame the direction they took with RRR. I can agree about the GBA being rushed, and it feels quite short. I wish there were more levels because I do genuinely enjoy it.
JoeyLeddz wrote:It's a real shame the direction they took with RRR.
RRR become a party-game because the developers know that the prototype version wouldn’t be finished in time. And honestly, i’m fine with. I better prefer having a party-game than a rushed Rayman 4. But we got a bit off-topic.
JoeyLeddz wrote:It's a real shame the direction they took with RRR.
RRR become a party-game because the developers know that the prototype version wouldn’t be finished in time. And honestly, i’m fine with. I better prefer having a party-game than a rushed Rayman 4. But we got a bit off-topic.
lol, did you know rayman raving rabbids was made in less than 4 months? they reused a lot of shit from the prototype rayman 4 and the party game was so short to make (timing wise) that they made the controls 2 weeks before the end of project
JoeyLeddz wrote:It's a real shame the direction they took with RRR.
RRR become a party-game because the developers know that the prototype version wouldn’t be finished in time. And honestly, i’m fine with. I better prefer having a party-game than a rushed Rayman 4. But we got a bit off-topic.
lol, did you know rayman raving rabbids was made in less than 4 months? they reused a lot of shit from the prototype rayman 4 and the party game was so short to make (timing wise) that they made the controls 2 weeks before the end of project
I thought it’s was 8 month ? Btw, i didn’t know that controls were made 2 weeks before the game was finished.
The Jonster wrote:Rayman 3 GBA is a pretty good game. I liked that one, as well as the RRR GBA version. Those are my favorite handheld Rayman games (oh and Rayman Advance too, and I really want to try getting Rayman 3D for my 3DS sometime too)
Love the GBA version of RRR. That's what all versions of the game should have been like!
Yeah, too bad that the GBA version was rushed with some glitches.
I loved the game
How is it rushedß?????????
I NEVER saw anything wrong
EDIT: i found out that only the US version has glitches
there is a reason why it took 2 month for them to realese it in europe: fixing everything
The Jonster wrote:Rayman 3 GBA is a pretty good game. I liked that one, as well as the RRR GBA version. Those are my favorite handheld Rayman games (oh and Rayman Advance too, and I really want to try getting Rayman 3D for my 3DS sometime too)
Love the GBA version of RRR. That's what all versions of the game should have been like!
Yeah, too bad that the GBA version was rushed with some glitches.
I loved the game
How is it rushedß?????????
I NEVER saw anything wrong
EDIT: i found out that only the US version has glitches
there is a reason why it took 2 month for them to realese it in europe: fixing everything
Look at this video (he beginning to speak about the glitches in 3:26)
The Jonster wrote:Rayman 3 GBA is a pretty good game. I liked that one, as well as the RRR GBA version. Those are my favorite handheld Rayman games (oh and Rayman Advance too, and I really want to try getting Rayman 3D for my 3DS sometime too)
Love the GBA version of RRR. That's what all versions of the game should have been like!
Yeah, too bad that the GBA version was rushed with some glitches.
I loved the game
How is it rushedß?????????
I NEVER saw anything wrong
EDIT: i found out that only the US version has glitches
there is a reason why it took 2 month for them to realese it in europe: fixing everything
Look at this video (he beginning to speak about the glitches in 3:26)
Yes, as i said; the glitches are only in the US version
so yes its rushed for US but for europe its 100% fine
R4Y_ANC3L wrote:
Rayman 2 and Rayman Revolution are almost clearly not the same games, in my opinion.
I think you're right, in a way. Due to the way the story was altered a little as well as some of the stages, I feel as though RR is in its own league away from the other games, similarly in a way that R2GBC is.
I must of been busy when this thread was going since I've never seen it. I already said this, but the Dreamcast version is still my favourite. I played Revolution after I bought the 10th anniversary pack recently. I like the idea of it and it is a good game, but there's a few reasons for me preferring the Dreamcast version. I think Rayman 2 is honestly a game where you should probably try each version because just like tea, not everyone likes it exactly the same
One person may prefer Revolution while another likes the PS1 version more. This can be from nostalgia to just generally liking certain features more.
Just like tea where some people like no milk, some people have hardly any tea with their milk and some might even take like 4 sugars. It's all a matter of opinion
Well, to give further weight to that simile, I guess someone from up the north might sound like they're saying "Rayman Tea" when they say "Rayman Two".
PluMGMK wrote:Well, to give further weight to that simile, I guess someone from up the north might sound like they're saying "Rayman Tea" when they say "Rayman Two".
I never thought of that Northern accent. That's a good one. Rayman Tea
It's the other way around on PS1 where the NTSC version is actually about 17% faster than the PAL version. Revolution is the same speed but has a different framerate. 25 for PAL and 30 for NTSC. The Dreamcast version can be 60Hz regardless of region and also 16:9. Which has me wondering why Revolution is only 4:3 and half the framerate of the Dreamcast.
The Dreamcast actually holds 60fps with the only drops being smoke or The Echoing Caves when you return to The Fairy Glade.
