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I used ps2

and this?:

That also never happened to me.

The only glitch I had in the PS2 version was the invisible egg.

*BUMP! Sorry for double posting*

I've recorded the gameplay of the mobile phone version of Rayman 3:



Officially for me, the worst Rayman game ever.

oh, I played it time ago

I love the limbless Robo-Pirates though.

spiraldoor wrote:I love the limbless Robo-Pirates though.

That's the only interesting thing.

lol, that mobile phone version of Rayman 3 is hilarious. I got the Gameboy Advanced version, it's just sooooo stupid. not the same story as on the computer, no points and just boring lvls

Reign, why you dont use the sig?

ReignOwner wrote: I got the Gameboy Advanced version, it's just sooooo stupid. not the same story as on the computer, no points and just boring lvls

I don't agree with you, I find the Rayman 3 for GBA the best portable Rayman game available.

R3 GBA is one of the very best games released under the ‘Rayman’ name. Do you really think that its lack of a points system, its Rayman 2-influenced story and its Rayman 1-style gameplay make it ‘hilariously stupid’?

Bullshit Rayman 3 on GBA was one of the better ones

I swear that R3 for GBA is the best one among the portables:

Rayman 3 (GBA) > Rayman 3 (N-GAGE) > Rayman Hoodlums Revenge > Rayman (GBC) > Rayman 2 Forever (GBC) > Rayman Advance > Rayman Kart > Rayman Raving Rabbids (Mobile) > Rayman 3 (Mobile)

Rayman DSi isn't mentioned here because I still didn't play it.

But really, it is stupid for just be a mix of Rayman 2 and Rayman 3? Do points make the difference to make a game enjoyable? Then like that, Rayman 1 and Rayman 2 for desktop consoles suck in your point of view, and that's incorrect. Boring levels? Nonsense. Just try to play the mobile phone version of RRR and R3 and you'll see what's really boring.

Those are not valid arguments for me.

I think Rayman 3 GBA is pretty cool, but little too slow (may depends on the emulator). I like the idea of having a level in a level. But that is little less action than for example R1.

I also agree with Haruka, Rayman 3 GBA is surely one of the best and most difficult Rayman portable game. ^^
By the way Haruka, how you were abble to play a mobile phone game on PC? I tried to find an emulator to try Rayman Kart, but all softwares I found were crappy. XX

CheatCat wrote:I think Rayman 3 GBA is pretty cool, but little too slow (may depends on the emulator). I like the idea of having a level in a level. But that is little less action than for example R1.

Then the problem must be in your configuration, because Rayman 3 for GBA works 100% in my VirtualBoyAdvance emulator.

Clara Knight wrote: By the way Haruka, how you were abble to play a mobile phone game on PC? I tried to find an emulator to try Rayman Kart, but all softwares I found were crappy. XX

Yes, and if you want I can share a pack with you.

If anyone else wants, feel free to ask here or sending me a PM.

CheatCat wrote:I like the idea of having a level in a level.

What do you mean? Are you talking about the hub levels?

Yes, I think that. The levels with the portals.

Haruka wrote: Then the problem must be in your configuration, because Rayman 3 for GBA works 100% in my VirtualBoyAdvance emulator.

Yea, it works, but it seem to run slow. Last time I tried I think I got stuck in the barrel flying level.

That was also present in Rayman 2 too, with the Hall of Doors/Isle of Doors/The Front, depending of the versions (despite the two first being more correct). It is surely an inspiration taken off from Rayman 2: The Great Escape, but instead of Spiral Doors, there are Magic Curtains.

@ Clara I had a thread about all the mobile games where I posted what I used if that helps.

viewtopic.php?t=4931

Haruka wrote:That was also present in Rayman 2 too, with the Hall of Doors/Isle of Doors/The Front, depending of the versions (despite the two first being more correct). It is surely an inspiration taken off from Rayman 2: The Great Escape, but instead of Spiral Doors, there are Magic Curtains.

Yes, but in the Hall of Door you had no really control, just some choices. The thing in Rayman GBA get the feeling of free roaming.