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Hm, I like the first Space Mama level, the music and art style really give off a heavenly feel, ironic, given how hellish difficulty is the name of the game for this lot of levels.

You are probably right about you thinking Space Mama is easier. Space Mama has 12 health points, uses a washing machine at the start of the fight to hurt you, fires a lot of those bomb things which is hard to not get hit, and fires constantly. Space Mama is harder then Mr.Stone, and you ain't that funny. I beated Mr.Stone without dying on my first time but in the Space Mama fight, I died 3 times.

Because its SOOOO hard pressing the down button...and its even HARDER to duck AND move at the same time -.-

No need to get snappy, I don't consider myself funny, I was being sarcastic.

I have said before everyone has their strengths and weaknesses on Rayman 1, some people may find Gong heights easy and some people may find it difficult. Some people may find Mr.dark harder than mr.sax and vise versa.
I personally find space mama's battle easier than Mr.Stone's battle, I have already explained why.
I also don't care how much an enemy's HP is, its mainly about what they're attacks are and how you need to dodge them, then find the right time to strike, in the this case, Space mama's weak point is easy, making the amount of HP argument invalid.

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Hm, you're playing the PC version then? Perhaps there might be some difference which causes that effect.
Picture City as a whole is an ass, though it's Space Mama's Crater that has the controller-throwingly aggravating area

The only versions I own is the DSiware version, isn't a bad port, just that the checkpoint gimmick is a little annoying :/
I have played rayman advance on an emulator before, though I deleted my GBA emulator because of screen crunching.

Stoney! wrote:Because its SOOOO hard pressing the down button...and its even HARDER to duck AND move at the same time -.-

PSX's D-pad is brutal, I've gotten blisters by constantly ducking and moving. not as bad as the N64's though *shudders*.

Stoney! wrote:I have said before everyone has their strengths and weaknesses on Rayman 1

"don't worry Joe i'll retrieve you ipod you left on the other side of the ocean."
soon later "glub glub glu..." *drowns*

Hm, you're playing the PC version then? Perhaps there might be some difference which causes that effect.
Picture City as a whole is an ass, though it's Space Mama's Crater that has the controller-throwingly aggravating area

Stoney! wrote:The only versions I own is the DSiware version, isn't a bad port, just that the checkpoint gimmick is a little annoying :/
I have played rayman advance on an emulator before, though I deleted my GBA emulator because of screen crunching.

you get more life force in dsi version, and a map, so it's a lot less brutal this way.

Indeed, try beating Space Mama with only 3 hp, that's the kind of hell the original version put you through.

you get more life force in dsi version, and a map, so it's a lot less brutal this way.

I don't even use the map, doesn't show shit besides you and the exit sign, so the map is pretty pointless.

I am aware that the DSiWare has more health, but I died a few times with Mr.stone, and I had 10 HP (The 'P' ball health), with space mama I had 6 HP (default health), and I didn't really get hit that much

OldClassicGamer wrote:

Re-Mix wrote:Erm about the Rayman 1 PC version. I dont know if this is the right place to post this but, I run Rayman 1 with pSX v1.13 and the music track is all screwed up. The music plays for that one quick second and stops. Anybody know how to fix this? I run XP...

Welcome Re-Mix, here is the wonderful tutorial that saved issues all those who had issues:
Use ePSXe instead of pSX v1.13

Credit goes to Haruka for tutorial. It helped many people, including me.

I cant really work ePSXe that good. Since of the 1.9.0, I cant get the render-texture error and pixel error problems fixed. I have a outdated card so.....

Try ePSXe v1.7.0 or pSX. pSX works best for me.

Raylex wrote:Nor Japanese.

Does someone speak Korea here?

Yup. I will translate them if you can give me a link to Jang Hee Won's posts.

dartofthedavros wrote:

Stoney! wrote:Because its SOOOO hard pressing the down button...and its even HARDER to duck AND move at the same time -.-

PSX's D-pad is brutal, I've gotten blisters by constantly ducking and moving. not as bad as the N64's though *shudders*.

The PlayStation consoles have some of the best d-pads I have ever used.

technology4617 wrote:

dartofthedavros wrote:

Stoney! wrote:Because its SOOOO hard pressing the down button...and its even HARDER to duck AND move at the same time -.-

PSX's D-pad is brutal, I've gotten blisters by constantly ducking and moving. not as bad as the N64's though *shudders*.

The PlayStation consoles have some of the best d-pads I have ever used.

I think the Saturn's D-Pad is slightly better.

emshomar wrote:I think the Saturn's D-Pad is slightly better.

Oh, God, no. Oh--fuck--no. -_- The disc d-pad is like hell under most circumstances.

Again, I would recommend using XEBRA on the emulator front, or better yet, any PS console besides the PS4. What XEBRA lacks in features, it makes up for in compatibility and performance. Never tried pSX, so that might be work a try as well.

technology4617 wrote:

emshomar wrote:I think the Saturn's D-Pad is slightly better.

Oh, God, no. Oh--fuck--no. -_- The disc d-pad is like hell under most circumstances.

Did you even tryed one controller? It really feels great!

emshomar wrote:Try ePSXe v1.7.0 or pSX. pSX works best for me.

ePSXe v1.8.0 is best for me

Eredin wrote:

Raylex wrote:Nor Japanese.

Does someone speak Korea here?

Yup. I will translate them if you can give me a link to Jang Hee Won's posts.

We should really talk once. I would really like to know about Rayman in Korea more. Do you have account someware with instant messaging? If it's not private of course.

emshomar wrote:

technology4617 wrote:

emshomar wrote:I think the Saturn's D-Pad is slightly better.

Oh, God, no. Oh--fuck--no. -_- The disc d-pad is like hell under most circumstances.

Did you even tryed one controller? It really feels great!

Disc D-pads are comfy and similar to analog sticks, only a bit more stiffer... thatswhatshesaid
Though the PS D-pad is....meh.....The buttons just feel a tad but spread out and they seem too stiff, unlike the D-pad on nintendo consoles and handhelds.


BTW, nice new sig emshomar

Analog>D-Pad

I heard Joe's voice for the first time a few minutes ago. I closed DOSbox pretty soon after that terrifying experience.

For the first time ever, I drew Rayman 1 Rayman.

Really? Show it to me.

Rayrobi wrote:Really? Show it to me.

I am pretty sure he means this:
viewtopic.php?p=839086#p839086

Emshomar is correct.