Rayman Raving Rabbids

I'm glad I stopped bothering with the score mode for a good while. As I said before, I would only touch in the RRR scores again only if RPC implemented the HOF of the game. It would be interesting to see who would be the best players in the forum to throw cows, to launch Clark further, to dance the Misirlou, to perform better the dentist work, and so on. From 20th May on the RRR2/RRRTVP worldwide scores will stop working too so there won't be more reasons to break those scores too. Honestly, I think the original trilogy got old pretty fast.
 
I would be very interested in RRR RPC HOF.
Xbox 360 owners would be lucky since they have extra mini games too. Which reminds me, I gotta buy Japanese Wii and American 360 version of that game once. I already have PAL PC and PS2 versions.
 
What are the differences in RRR on the different platforms? are there many? (besides graphics and xbox's different game(s) )

Also, does anyone remember the IGN trailer for Rayman 4 beta? My mum got the email through her ubi account (she bought a shit ton of rayman stuff for me when i was younger) and she got the email and i sat there and almost collapsed and cried ;-; i was so excited :D then i got a wii (the same year it came out but at christmas, bare in mind it was in high demand so i was really lucky!) and i got RRR. It was good, but honestly, i completed it the next day and i was upset ;-; me and my dad jokingly wrote an angry letter to Ubisoft XD
 
Not that I'm aware of, though I remember there being some troubles with the PC version.
I was 10 when I first saw Rayman 4, times have changed immensely since then, from disappointment, to aggravation, and finally, to appreciation. RRR didn't turn out as I'd hoped, but it was and still is fun for what it became.
 
It's quite a while back, I can't remember the specifics sadly, nor can I refer you to RaymanZone as the posts from that era are long gone.
 
I think they are all the same for the first game, except on 360 the textures are upgraded and it plays in 720p. RRR 360 adds a minigame with the cow basketball, but it also removes the one with the radios on the beach. It also correctly plays in widescreen. I would personally recommend this version if you are even going to bother unlocking most things, since the buttons allow for more precise timing, plus I cheated and used a turbo controller for many sequences. I couldn't get anywhere near as much score on Wii, especially with the dancing games, since pressing triggers in sequence is way more accurate than shaking controllers.

The Party Collection version of RRR on Wii seems to have the Hip Hop Hooray songs completely removed and then just doubled up with Girls Just Wanna Have Fun. Was there some kind of copyright problem going on?
 
syntheticgerbil said:
The Party Collection version of RRR on Wii seems to have the Hip Hop Hooray songs completely removed and then just doubled up with Girls Just Wanna Have Fun. Was there some kind of copyright problem going on?

That's new for me. I really don't know what happened.
 
@syntheticgerbil
Are you talking about Japanese Rabbids Party release of RRR1 or something else?
 
Just the Wii release with Rabbids 1 and 2 as well as TV Party all on one disc. Possibly it was released in Japan but I picked it up in the United States.
 
I think he is talking about the Raving Rabbids Party Collection for the Wii. It even has got a fix in the radio minigame of RRR1. I saw a copy for 20€ close to my school.
 
Makes me wonder how did they fit all games on 1 disc. Maybe thats the reason why song was cut (lack of space?)
 
I've been DYING to know if there's any place where I can read the french Rabbids comics online!!! Can someone please tell me where I can read it?
 
The only place where you can read it is by going to a shop and get a copy for your own.

EDIT: I got the fifth volume of the Rabbids comic book and there's other Rayman cameo. So far there are four books out of five that feature a Rayman cameo in the comics of the Rabbids. :)

 
Would be nice to have a French member buying the comics and sending them to other people around the world. You can still order them on some web platforms if I remember correctly. I don't think they need to be translated ya know, Rabbids stuff.

I remember smashing my PS2 pad while I was playing RRR1 back in the days. This game was meant to be for WII, especially because of the dance games, where you just have to L2/R2 so quickly that those buttons can end up dead after only a couple of months of playing.
 
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