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Keane wrote: I believe it was one of the questions for the Michel Ancel review that never happened.

As in no one asked, or one he never answered when asked?

The interview never happened.

"Review"?

'Fraid so, in the Summer of 2011, PC members were given the opportunity to ask questions to Michel and co, however, as far as I'm aware of, nothing came of it.

Was there ever a reason why?

I want to know that too. And why don't someone contact Michel Ancel right now and asks him?

I'm sure a wise game dev tries to retain his personal contact details, lest he be bombarded by all manner of insane fans.

OldClassicGamer wrote:I want to know that too. And why don't someone contact Michel Ancel right now and asks him?

What's his phone number?

Rulez wrote:The interview never happened.

"Review"?

Not sure why I messed that up.

Keane wrote:

OldClassicGamer wrote:I want to know that too. And why don't someone contact Michel Ancel right now and asks him?

What's his phone number?

I don't think Michael Ancèl would givehis phone number just like that.

Master wrote:I'm sure a wise game dev tries to retain his personal contact details, lest he be bombarded by all manner of insane fans.

Not all of them. I contacted creator of Voodoo Vince.

It depends also of how popular the franchise is. Imagine if Miyamoto had his contact somewhere.

Well yeah. Voodoo Vince is pretty underrated 3D Platformer exclusively for Original Xbox. Many years later, creator probably gave his email on company's website because he wanted to know opinions and thoughts of fans who liked the game. I blame the fact that game was Xbox exculsive that sales were bad. Many people did not buy Xbox to play 3D Platformers. If game came out on PS2 and GameCube as well, I am sure it would be better. I bought Original Xbox just so i could play Voodoo Vince and I do not regret getting console since game is masterpiece.

Master wrote:Ah yes, I remember, during the Begoniax boss, instead of just playing her in house theme, it played a very whimsical boss-like theme.
Here: http://hosting.raymanpc.com/raytunes/mu ... 20Murk.mp3
The above is the entire thing, different sections would play depending on which stage of the fight you were in.

What? My PC and GameCube versions have this track in it during the fight. I know the track like the back of my hand, and I've never played or seen the PS2 version.

Could it perhaps be an NTSC thing, or maybe certain prints of the game?

Adsolution wrote:

Master wrote:Ah yes, I remember, during the Begoniax boss, instead of just playing her in house theme, it played a very whimsical boss-like theme.
Here: http://hosting.raymanpc.com/raytunes/mu ... 20Murk.mp3
The above is the entire thing, different sections would play depending on which stage of the fight you were in.

What? My PC and GameCube versions have this track in it during the fight. I know the track like the back of my hand, and I've never played or seen the PS2 version.

Could it perhaps be an NTSC thing, or maybe certain prints of the game?

I love this track. Do you?

Yes. Does it make you want to fiddle with your

I'm distinctly sure the PC version doesn't have it, from my experience, and from Haruka's walkthrough:

Adsolution wrote:Yes. Does it make you want to fiddle with your

With my fiddle? I don't have one. I'd, though.

Alright, skip to 6:00, it seems the GCN version does also have the music:

Learn something new everyday...

Ah, then it was just the GameCube version I was thinking of.

Indeed, I knew I had a non-PS2 copy with that music in it.

I can guarantee that the Bégoniax music that you guys are talking about doesn't appear in the PC version, only in the consoles.

lolwut what kind of person has a 4 minutes long introduction to their videos?

Haruka wrote:I can guarantee that the Bégoniax music that you guys are talking about doesn't appear in the PC version, only in the consoles.

Well, tealgamemaster said it was exclusive to PS2 version. It seems that in PAL copies of GameCube and Xbox version, music is same like on PC, but according to this video American GameCube version has PS2 soundtrack. Weird