Rayman 2

[TeensieKing]

Wasn't a moon seen in The Fairy Council? A white one?

[Shrooblord]

Thank you, there were indeed two moons there:
https://raymanpc.com/wiki/script-en/ima ... ouncil.jpg

EDIT:
Hmm... not really the moon I remember though - I'll just take a snap of the ending sequence for Rayman 2.

[Keane]

In the Rayman 3 topic we were talking about R2, so I joked ''In the Rayman 2 topic they're probably talking about Rayman 3''
The first thing I see is ''The Fairy Council'' :L

[TeensieKing]

In the Rayman 3 topic we were talking about R2, so I joked ''In the Rayman 2 topic they're probably talking about Rayman 3''
The first thing I see is ''The Fairy Council'' :L

You actually said in the RM forum xD.But anyways,he asked where to take a good look at the Moon from the GoD and I said there was a moon in TFC

[Haruka]

It always existed two suns and two moons in the main Rayman games.

[TeensieKing]

It always existed two suns and two moons in the main Rayman games.

Really? I never...put my attention in the moon/sun of a videogame xD

[Hunchman801]

Spiral wrote two good articles about it on RayWiki:

• Suns
• Moons

[Shrooblord]

Yep, I knew that, but like the Rayman games, the two moons are not always visible together - and will also not be in the picture I'm drawing one of them in - hence I only need one moon as a reference. And I got one! Here's the pic I snapped for a reference image:
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Too bad it's only half the moon, but with that much reference, I can copy the style and continue making the other half myself.

[TeensieKing]

Quite good you got your moon^^

[Keane]

I have beaten it, but not at that age. But, to tell the truth... Rayman 3D was my first time. My game crashed, so my dad sold it to a man that now has a crashed Rayman 2 in his house... forever! I have been into the game, but besides Rayman 3 for GBA and Rayman M I never played the actual game until 2011. I now have Revolution and the PC version too.

[Shrooblord]

I have beaten it, but not at that age. But, to tell the truth... Rayman 3D was my first time. My game crashed, so my dad sold it to a man that now has a crashed Rayman 2 in his house... forever! I have been into the game, but besides Rayman 3 for GBA and Rayman M I never played the actual game until 2011. I now have Revolution and the PC version too.

Cool... I would love to play Revolution. Could someone tell me which version it is (from which console) and how to play it on my PC? I don't have whatever console it's on anyway - I know that for sure.

[Keane]

I have beaten it, but not at that age. But, to tell the truth... Rayman 3D was my first time. My game crashed, so my dad sold it to a man that now has a crashed Rayman 2 in his house... forever! I have been into the game, but besides Rayman 3 for GBA and Rayman M I never played the actual game until 2011. I now have Revolution and the PC version too.

Cool... I would love to play Revolution. Could someone tell me which version it is (from which console) and how to play it on my PC? I don't have whatever console it's on anyway - I know that for sure.

Rayman Revolution is only available on PS2, so emulators won't be working, if you are already having trouble with PS1.
The game is worth the time. A huge world map to explore, minigames, upgrades, lums on different places, extra levels, original levels that have changed and contain new enemies, a battle with over 50 pirates and new music.

[Shrooblord]

Rayman Revolution is only available on PS2, so emulators won't be working, if you are already having trouble with PS1.
The game is worth the time. A huge world map to explore, minigames, upgrades, lums on different places, extra levels, original levels that have changed and contain new enemies, a battle with over 50 pirates and new music.

I know all of the pros, that's why I want to play it! I'm not having any trouble doing anything - the only emulator I've ever tried was for a DS and that worked fine. I really didn't know anything about Revolution, but what I meant to say was that I don't have any of the consoles Rayman 2 was ported on, only the PS1 and I'm not trying to find a PS1 game, when I know it's got ******* voice acting ruining the Rayman experience for me. I don't really care if Revolution has the same voice acting, as long as more Chevalier, awesome battle scenes and more levels make up for it.
So what do I do to start playing?

[Haruka]

It is necessary to have a decent computer in order to make RR playable in a PS2 emulator.

[Shrooblord]

It is necessary to have a decent computer in order to make RR playable in a PS2 emulator.

I have a reasonable computer. It's a few years old now, but my father built it himself to make it capable of handling intense graphics - and the sound coming from my *surround* speakers is great. I'm capable of playing graphicly heavy games, so I think it would work out.

[stan423321]

You need RR disc/image, emulator, of which only notable is PCSX2 and PS2 bios. Then you need quite powerful computer, as PS2 is b**** to emulate in a similar way Saturn was, only Saturn has separate chips and PS2 has many weird things in the same chip.

[DandyGuy]

It is necessary to have a decent computer in order to make RR playable in a PS2 emulator.

depends on your ram and OS and video/sound card's and drivers

[stan423321]

MIsconfigured decent computer is not decent computer though.

[Shrooblord]

Alright then, computer spec time.

Win XP Pro version 2002 SP3
AMD Processor
3.01 GHz, 2.00 GB RAM
Physical Address Extension

Capable is me? I do hope to be able to play the game... I would so love to.

[Haruka]

I think it might work. It isn't bad trying out.