Rayman Pirate-Community

Oh, looks like I missed the first question. Sorry.
But yeah, the blue mountains would be the most logical guess.

I also apologise for being absent, but I can’t think of anything other than Summit

Ray is certainly keeping us in suspense, hm?

Sorry guys, had to finish English class last night and I just got back from watching The Last Jedi.

While it was a good guess, team 1 is incorrect. Team 2 is correct. The Christmas PCX is for the Blue Mountains. You can see most of it in my signature.

Team 2 - 1 point
Team 1 - 0 points

Team 1: Why were certain levels in the Atari Jaguar version of Rayman 1 altered in some way?

Team 2: How many white shots does it take to defeat a Purple Henchman 800 in Rayman Revolution?

Well, there's never really been an official explanation for it, but I guess because of hardware limitations? I know that the sliding physics were removed which causes some major changes in the Band Land. Then I don't know why Moskito can shoot for example or why the final level was altered so much. But I'm assuming the answer Ray is looking for is hardware limitations, or lack of cartridge space? Any other ideas?

Ooh, going to have to think about this a bit. Green Pirate are the weakest, and I believe Purple is double Green. Thing is, I can't remember if it takes two or three shots to defeat a green, and thus if it's four or six shots for the Purple.

Yep carrot-master cartridge space is most likely our answer for our question.

I know that a green pirate gets defeated with one blue shot and a purple pirate with two blue shots. I also know that a purple pirate gets defeated with one orange shot.
I'm guessing four shots.

If memory serves, a blue shot is 2x a white shot. As such, I'll agree with you and go in favour of 4. I'll submit 4 before I head off for the night, unless Aaron disagrees.

Ray502 wrote: Team 1: Why were certain levels in the Atari Jaguar version of Rayman 1 altered in some way?

Then we're saying that the reason is a lack of cartridge space and other hardware limitations of the console.

Ray502 wrote:Team 2: How many white shots does it take to defeat a Purple Henchman 800 in Rayman Revolution?

We're going with four white shots.

Team 1's answer is acceptable. Team 2 is however incorrect. Back to a tie!

Team 1 - 1 point
Team 2 - 1 point

Team 1: When is the only time the name Bad Rayman can be found in-game?

Team 2: Murfy says something suggestive at one point in a Rayman game. Which game and when?

"Sounds like someone's been eating paint chips again." - Murphy in Rayman 3?

Suggestive tends to imply that it's sexual. I was thinking about his comment about a girl with "great big...eyes."

Unless anyone has any objection, I'm going to say the editor of Rayman Designer.

Ah I forgot to give a reminder about how much time is left. I will give both teams 1 more hour.

Ray502 wrote: Team 1: When is the only time the name Bad Rayman can be found in-game?

In the editor in Rayman Designer .

Oh bugger. I didn't pay attention to the time, submitting with haste.

Ray502 wrote:
Team 2: Murfy says something suggestive at one point in a Rayman game. Which game and when?

Rayman 3, when talking about him being cast in a film as a tormented artist who falls for a girl with great big "eyes."

Correct and correct!

Team 1 - 2 points
Team 2 - 2 points

Team 1: A screenshot during the early production of Rayman Raving Rabbids revealed something that later made it into the final game. What is it?

Team 2: There is an object that makes a cameo in a certain version of a Rayman game, but makes an actual, useful appearance in another version. Which game, which versions and which object?

When you say "useful," do you mean useful to the player, or useful in terms of gameplay or plot?