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Hi all.
I am still looking for No-CD patch for Rayman M working in Windows XP SP3 32bit.
The patcher;
http://m0001.gamecopyworld.com/games/pc_rayman_m.shtml
works only for RaymanM.exe in Windows 64bit OS such as W7 x64, but not in Windows XP SP3 32bit asking "insert CD".

Is there any No-CD RaymanM.exe working in Windows XP SP3 32bit ?

Howdy,

as far as I am aware there is no workable patch for the circunstances you are looking for. Maybe Emshomar can help you.

Hold on a minute., I think I have something.
EDIT.
Here we go.

https://mega.co.nz/#!n8AgkZoJ!SRC5vzs2l ... wZoQFTIL_Q

Haruka wrote:Howdy,

as far as I am aware there is no workable patch for the circunstances you are looking for. Maybe Emshomar can help you.

Thanks for replying. Please tell me how can I ask Emshomar to help me ?

incognito wrote:Hold on a minute., I think I have something.
EDIT.
Here we go.

https://mega.co.nz/#!n8AgkZoJ!SRC5vzs2l ... wZoQFTIL_Q

Thanks for CD2.exe but this is the same one on CD2 of RaymanM, and I already tried this in mini-CD Image mounted on vertual drive worked actually, but I am looking for no-CD exe not mini-CD image usage.

Oh mi, as far as I remember, the no-CD exe actually worked in Windows XP SP1 32bit but no more in SP3. Very uncomfortable.

Compatibility mode ?

incognito wrote:Compatibility mode ?

In Windows XP SP3 32bit, I tried Windows 98/ME and Windows 95 for the "compatibility" but in vain.
Curiously, as I said, in XP SP1 I remember that no-cd worked without any compatibility setting. Why not in XP SP3 though IT WORKED in Windows 7 SP1 64bit with no compatibility setting ?

I guess a compatibility bug of service pack 1 on windows xp made it not bootable.

So... this just happened:

Stormtrooper934 wrote:I guess a compatibility bug of service pack 1 on windows xp made it not bootable.

I said it IS bootable or No-CD worked in service pack 1 on windows xp.
I did not set any compatibility to RaymanM.exe(that is the no-cd exe file) in Windows XP SP1 32bit, but it worked without CD2.
Now in Windows XP SP3 32bit, no-cd did not work asking for CD2 though the same no-cd exe worked in Windows 7 SP1 64bit with no compatibility setting !!
I can't get this at all.

CHRdutch wrote:So... this just happened:

Tell me that is a joke!

Those fucking Teensy corpses hanging from the ceiling, though.

I didn't know Globox was into 50 Shades.

Xenon wrote:For some reason for me, the 'normal' brown Henchman 1000 with the paper hat was an unlockable skin and the grey metallic 'skin' was the original playable Henchman 1000. Did any other ps2 players experience this oddity?

It's probably because you unlock him while winning the races, and most of us usually did the battles first for some reason, and you're supposed to win that additional skin there. I used to prefer battles too, but races are way better.

Master wrote:I didn't know Globox was into 50 Shades.

Rulez wrote:

Xenon wrote:For some reason for me, the 'normal' brown Henchman 1000 with the paper hat was an unlockable skin and the grey metallic 'skin' was the original playable Henchman 1000. Did any other ps2 players experience this oddity?

It's probably because you unlock him while winning the races, and most of us usually did the battles first for some reason, and you're supposed to win that additional skin there. I used to prefer battles too, but races are way better.

Aaaahhaa. I always wondered why they called the Henchman 1000 the outdated model; he seemed so much shinier than the classic Hunchman. It's because I always unlock his swanky skin before his 'vanilla' one, I see now.

fail

Shrooblord wrote:

Rulez wrote:

Xenon wrote:For some reason for me, the 'normal' brown Henchman 1000 with the paper hat was an unlockable skin and the grey metallic 'skin' was the original playable Henchman 1000. Did any other ps2 players experience this oddity?

It's probably because you unlock him while winning the races, and most of us usually did the battles first for some reason, and you're supposed to win that additional skin there. I used to prefer battles too, but races are way better.

Aaaahhaa. I always wondered why they called the Henchman 1000 the outdated model; he seemed so much shinier than the classic Hunchman. It's because I always unlock his swanky skin before his 'vanilla' one, I see now.

fail

honhonhon

Hi there,

A few years ago, I've found a video on youtube with the title "Rayman M". It was a music video and the music was "Don't let me be misundestood". I'va wanted to watch it again yesterday, but I couldn't find it. Does it still exists? Can please someone send me a link who finds it? Thanks in advance. )

Nevermind, I've managed to find it, and here is the link for those who wants to watch it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpbFo03rEsA )

The battles are by far my favourite, although I can only play that game for a short amount of time before it buggers my eyes up sadly!

Haruka wrote: Also, has anyone tried before to play Rayman M on PS2 with the multitap?

Yes. Playing Rayman M in 4 player mode on the PS2 is happening quite regularly here, it's almost like a family tradition. xD

SpyroGuy wrote:

Haruka wrote: Also, has anyone tried before to play Rayman M on PS2 with the multitap?

Yes. Playing Rayman M in 4 player mode on the PS2 is happening quite regularly here, it's almost like a family tradition. xD

Well it comes to 3 players for me (one controller is broken :C)
I play 4 player Rayman arena sometimes when we are with 4...