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Further reading revealed that they were programming in Assembly, which is quite amazing, assembly is rather difficult to grasp.

Master wrote:Another nod to the computer world idea?

Eren wrote:Ancel just said on Instagram that the world indeed takes place in a computer as we know [...]

Oh, I thought that was the Organic Caves.

michelancel wrote:@haruka_tavares You're right ! Original game was taking place in a computer and the big villain was a computer virus . Rayman was just an employee in this big computer

Yeah, looks like this is an even older idea than the scrapped Jimmy thing.

The place might be some sort of simulated organic environment, just because it takes place in cyberspace doesn't mean it has to look all technological.

Hunchman801 wrote:

michelancel wrote:@haruka_tavares You're right ! Original game was taking place in a computer and the big villain was a computer virus . Rayman was just an employee in this big computer

Yeah, looks like this is an even older idea than the scrapped Jimmy thing.

Tron Evolution anyone? Anon vs Abraxas, the first idea for Rayman I never would have guessed.

Master wrote: On the topic of a new Rayman game:

Michel Ancel wrote:Wild and Bge2 before ☝

Oh shit. Cool to hear he still is interested in doing as much, even if it'll probably be a good long while before it happens.

Sabertooth wrote:Holy shit, Michel Ancel was my age when he did this. Why am I not making prototypes of wonderful video games?

Coding is very fucking hard my friend. You really need to dedicate almost your whole life to it if you wish to get that good.
Adsolution for example has been self teaching himself a lot lately and has made a lot of progress within the past 1-2 years? And now, Raytwol.

I took a C++ class, it was fun, but really fucking tough for me (don't worry, I passed), not sure if coding is up my alley. But I'm taking HTML right now and I find it far less frustrating.

Nah, I'd take coding in C# over HTML any day, though I'm not quite so good with some of the more advanced stuff, objects are still a point of contention, and I did not fare too well with multithreaded stuff. That being said, they do serve different purposes, so I guess it depends on what you want to do.

But yeah, I do envy those who have the talent to code things which allows for software and hardware of the magnitudes we've seen.

Well C# and C++ are definitely much harder than HTML from my experience, but I suppose it depends seeing as how minds work differently for some people.

It seems that other image of the prototype has surfaced!

Wonderful! these images seem to be in a more complete form of the project, may I ask where you found this photo?

I saw it from a Twitter post that Motormike reblogged.

Obviously doesn't confirm anything, but still pretty neat.

Well at least this shows he has some plans for a 3d Rayman game, for the far future.

Don't do this to me Michel. My heart can't take it.

The crossover you'd never think of:

Well... that was totally unexpected. How much?

Is that like an actual physical Uno set or is it some online/mobile game? Cause if it's the former then well...

I'd rather have a physical set.

I wish we'd get another game just so we can finally move past the Legends aesthetic.

Master wrote:The place might be some sort of simulated organic environment, just because it takes place in cyberspace doesn't mean it has to look all technological.

The tubes or wires at the bottom don't look very organic to me, but whatever.