Rayman Raving Rabbids

MIITRINMan said:
Replayed Rayman Raving Rabbids. I never got the title of the shooter mini-game "Bunnies Sometimes Recycle The Scenery From Other Games" until Frame's video showcasing that they took assets from King Kong. It feels like a developer just wanted to joke about the inclusion of the assets, and honestly, I don't think you could do that nowadays.
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Why not? It's harmless enough.
 
MIITRINMan said:
It feels like a developer just wanted to joke about the inclusion of the assets, and honestly, I don't think you could do that nowadays.
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You absolutely can. Just compare some of the zones in Sonic Generations, Sonic Forces and Sonic Lost World. There are recycled assets left and right in those games. :P
 
I've never actually seen this until now, but I feel like if I had seen that Dark Rayman twist in action I'd have probably cringed. :fou:
 
I hadn't heard about it yet, but I admit I'm not surprised to hear about another new Rabbids game.
 
You have a point, though I mainly only played the handheld versions of Mario Party games. I liked them nevertheless.
 
I don't check social media very much anymore, but this educational coding game sounds neat! And plus it's supposedly free, so I want to check this out. :D
 
I hate to admit it, but that looks fun. :P It seems like a less-advanced version of a cute app that Dad and his boss were using as part of an interview process a few months ago…

But wait, rabbit-like creatures eating sausages? When you think about it, that's obscenely unnatural. :beurk:
 
tried out rabbids coding

One thing I can say with certainty is that I don't enjoy this games presentation very much, which is common for a lot of people to say regarding rabbids games, but it's moreso the fact it feels like a mobile game (more specifically Cut the Rope).

The gameplay isn't too bad. I got through about the half of the game in maybe half an hour or so, I'm gonna finish the second half soon. I think this game does a pretty good job at explaining basic coding, with the "Move forward/backward" blocks being actions that are given to you and being above an orange tile meeting a condition (if, do block) so far. I'm not sure how people who have never done any coding feel about this games difficulty though, since I've had a bit of coding in IT class myself (and I play lbp2 from time to time nowadays :fou: ). I had a little trouble optimizing the code towards the end of the first half the game though. probably just me being stupid lol
Also they give you an option to speed up the code process later in the game, which was nice


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That's pretty much all I have for this game so far, maybe I'll add onto this when I finish it (hope I didn't fuck up any terms or explanations :noelnoir: )
 
The game looks enjoyable, I would like to play it later (it seems you have to create an Ubisoft account to do so). Here is the trailer from YouTube:


Also, here is a funny image from Twitter:

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I've seen that image plenty of times, but the more I see it, the more I think about Murfy saying "see you in Rayman 4". :mefiant:
 
Elite Piranha said:
Also, here is a funny image from Twitter:

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This picture seems to be an unusual, Rayman-related meme in my opinion. I have to tell you that it fits perfectly in about reactions of when someone doesn't like a picture (particularly an unpleasant picture from Internet).

Plus, I've already mentioned Rabbids Coding in the Spanish articles of Rabbids (series) and Rabbid's Spanish article.
 
I found this recently, according to the user who posted the promo art, this is an "Image originating from 2006, Rayman rides an Anglerfish - allegedly scrapped early into development ", does someone know if this is true?

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