Rayman Pirate-Community

ikke471 wrote:

SuperSunshine wrote:Is anyone still having blog problems? Because i'm able to access it with no problems whatsoever.

how can you acces it then?
if i click on the link of the RO blog it says "server not found"

Werid thats the same thing i did. I was just checking out the offical site and then clicked the link to the blog.

Try this address:

http://raymanorigins.uk.ubi.com/blog/

I think they've changed the address, that's all.

rayguy wrote:Try this address:

http://raymanorigins.uk.ubi.com/blog/

I think they've changed the address, that's all.

thanks man you're my new hero!
i'm stupid btw ( )

rayguy wrote:Try this address:

http://raymanorigins.uk.ubi.com/blog/

I think they've changed the address, that's all.

Thanks alot!!!

El Dango wrote: They are going to have a category this Friday named 'proof that 2D isn't dead', which Origins is likely to win as well.

Yeah, that kinda didn't happen. Lost to that BloodRayne game.

Recently I was watching some RO gameplay, and I couldn't help but notice that the music sounded very much like the music in Croc: Legend of the Gobbos.

Greenbottle3 wrote:Recently I was watching some RO gameplay, and I couldn't help but notice that the music sounded very much like the music in Croc: Legend of the Gobbos.

Do you think so? In which part?

Greenbottle3 wrote:Recently I was watching some RO gameplay, and I couldn't help but notice that the music sounded very much like the music in Croc: Legend of the Gobbos.

Where?

http://www.gametrailers.com/video/e3-20 ... ins/715285
0:00 - 1:05.

Croc hasn't got a lot of bongos in the first game. He also has got his own rythm in the musics.

Greenbottle3 wrote:Recently I was watching some RO gameplay, and I couldn't help but notice that the music sounded very much like the music in Croc: Legend of the Gobbos.

When I said "Very much like", I meant it has some similarities.

That's Rayman 1 music, not from Rayman Origins. They replaced the music in that video, watch this one instead:
http://www.gametrailers.com/video/e3-20 ... ins/715329
And yeah, now you say so, I guess Croc music does have some similarities with the song you're talking about! Probably because of the flute and the catchy melody.

I find a bit different in terms of instruments. At least when having the Band Land music as a model. But in the overall I also think it shares similarities. Catchy music as Droolie said. Justin Scharvona did a great job when composing Croc: Legend of the Gobbos soundtrack.

*Corrected a typo*

Drolpiraat wrote:That's Rayman 1 music, not from Rayman Origins. They replaced the music in that video, watch this one instead:
http://www.gametrailers.com/video/e3-20 ... ins/715329
And yeah, now you say so, I guess Croc music does have some similarities with the song you're talking about! Probably because of the flute and the catchy melody.

Really? I don't remember that song in Rayman 1... Oh well, I haven't gotten very far anyway.

Greenbottle3 wrote:

Drolpiraat wrote:That's Rayman 1 music, not from Rayman Origins. They replaced the music in that video, watch this one instead:
http://www.gametrailers.com/video/e3-20 ... ins/715329
And yeah, now you say so, I guess Croc music does have some similarities with the song you're talking about! Probably because of the flute and the catchy melody.

Really? I don't remember that song in Rayman 1... Oh well, I haven't gotten very far anyway.

You must not have gotten very far at all, as they use it in the intro sequence.

I haven't seen the intro for a while.

spiraldoor wrote:I don’t see any similarities between the bat-infested, spiky ball-filled desert level in Rayman Origins and the Desert of the Knaaren, which was a claustrophobic cave environment.

I do not wish to return to that stupid argument, but I just noticed a lot of similarities between these 2 levels, so I thought I'd post them: In both levels, you start in a desert and enter a cave which makes up most of the level. In the cave live creatures which are immune to your attacks and will kill you easily if you do not avoid them. The only way to avoid them is to use gongs, although in R3 they attract the Knaaren, while in RO they repel the bats/locusts/insects.

btw, someone probably already posted this, but I think the platforms seen in the jungle level (and their equivalents in the desert level) are taken ultimately from the platforms in the dream forest in R1.

I agree about the similarities, and interesting parallel with the gongs -but just pointing out that the argument was over visual style, not level content.

For the ones who are still doubting that Rayman Origins will be released for the 3DS or not, let's face it: it is.

The official USA website of Ubisoft shows up "Nintendo 3DS" in the RO square:

http://www.ubi.com/us/default.aspx

Gennaroc wrote:I agree about the similarities, and interesting parallel with the gongs -but just pointing out that the argument was over visual style, not level content.

Well, they are one game in 2D and one in 3D. Can't have everything, can you? But, they do have something in common in visuals- they both, if I'm not mistaken, have cave drawings. Again, I'm not sure about the Knaaren level, but the RO one certainly has cave drawings.