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PhoenixG wrote:Eumm... that's not really new.... it's almost the same as the shock rocket

Erhm...they are the same.

hmmm... maybe the effect is the same, but I think the design is different.

a super-jumper would be cool...

I think that he should be able to throw his body against someone, or his hands can move seperate from him, those powers he has in my fanfic at least

GameNerd wrote:I think that he should be able to throw his body against someone, or his hands can move seperate from him, those powers he has in my fanfic at least

I need to read that fanfic, but i am too lazy.

You must do, it's very funny

GameNerd wrote:You must do, it's very funny

Not too enthousiastic eh! I don't have sea's of time...

Topic unstuck.

I see, and I know a nice power for Rayman maybe....,

Maybe what?

I know something

what about you could pick up items like health and guns like on lara croft?

Well, where could we find them?

from teensie cages or something

But on the forums!

mattzo wrote:what about you could pick up items like health and guns like on lara croft?

That should be a little bit boring on a platform game.

Rayman is always better than the others, because it always has new things!

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