TTQ - Season 146 - RayGamer99

You should! I think the cage placements are much more satisfying on that version.
I only played it a little when I couldn't figure out how to fix the audio delay, but I'll look into it again. I still find it interesting how even Rayman 1 had these differences between versions. Obviously not as much as Rayman 2, but still.

Also, this was your 27000th post! :teuf:
I posted too much a lot in 2018, but it's nice that some of the earlier and later stuff could at least be somewhat useful. :mrgreen:

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Anyway RayCarrot is correct.

Question 24: Aside from the original Rayman, in what other games does Picture City appear?

Bonus Question 2: What does the term "goober" mean, which was used to describe Globox?

RayCarrot: 8 points
StelzenBomber: 6 points
The Jonster: 4 points
Elite Piranha: 2 points
R4Y_ANC3L: 1 point
Hunchman801: 1 point
 
I probably should have worded that better, but now that you mention that, it's worth noting that the wiki doesn't actually mention that it appears in spinoffs, only "the original Rayman game".

Anyway, you may reanswer to this reworded question:

Question 24: Aside from the original Rayman game and its spinoffs, where else does Picture City appear?
 
This is the answer I was looking for, since it was actually able to be played by means of a glitch.

Question 25: In Rayman Legends, which Teensies in Trouble levels contain dungeon sections?

Bonus Question 2: What does the term "goober" mean, which was used to describe Globox?

RayCarrot: 8 points
StelzenBomber: 7 points
The Jonster: 4 points
Elite Piranha: 2 points
R4Y_ANC3L: 1 point
Hunchman801: 1 point
 
There's definitely more than those, I mean the all the ones that have dungeon/castle areas. All may reanswer.
 
As far as I remember. The dungeon and castle environment levels were:

Once Upon a Time, Creepy Castle, How To Shoot Your Dragon and Breathin' Fire?
 
Once Upon a Time, Creepy Castle, Dungeon Dash, Dungeon Chase and How to Shoot Your Dragon. But that’s not counting the Murphy’s Dumgeon challenges, invaded levels or the hidden Teensies.
 
I'll give the point to Dancaa and move on, this question probably should have been more specific.

Question 26: What is the name of the first incrediball the player unlocks in Rayman Adventures?

Bonus Question 2: What does the term "goober" mean, which was used to describe Globox?

RayCarrot: 8 points
StelzenBomber: 7 points
The Jonster: 4 points
Elite Piranha: 2 points
R4Y_ANC3L: 1 point
Hunchman801: 1 point
Dancaa: 1 point
 
The first Incrediball you unlock is Vern if I recall correctly. But now I’m reminded of that supposed new Rayman animated series. I really hope that goes well. Also “Goober” I believe is another word for “simpleton” or someone who’s just not very smart.
 
I don’t mean to be rude here but is this quiz gonna move forward? Any other answers? New questions? Anything?
 
I had missed that you even replied somehow, not sure how I managed that. :oops2:

Anyway, it's correct, but you need to skip this question. Also, the answer you've given for the bonus question isn't the one they used when describing Globox.

Question 27: What is the name of the final level from the Atari Jaguar version of Rayman?

Bonus Question 2: What does the term "goober" mean, which was used to describe Globox?

RayCarrot: 8 points
StelzenBomber: 7 points
The Jonster: 4 points
Elite Piranha: 2 points
Dancaa: 2 points
R4Y_ANC3L: 1 point
Hunchman801: 1 point
 
Mr Dark's Château (this name is used in the Japanese PS1 version too, which resembles the Jaguar version in several ways)
 
Correct!

Question 28: Which levels in Rayman 2 contain giant spiders?

Bonus Question 2: What does the term "goober" mean, which was used to describe Globox?

RayCarrot: 9 points
StelzenBomber: 7 points
The Jonster: 4 points
Elite Piranha: 2 points
Dancaa: 2 points
R4Y_ANC3L: 1 point
Hunchman801: 1 point
 
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