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You mean you just found out about the map?

Stop posting just to gain tings.

some thing i noticed is pokus looks a lot like a frog

Keane wrote:Stop posting just to gain tings.

I'm not "posting just to gain tings". I'm just trying to start a conversation.

Well, I don't think they shipped the map with Polish PC version of the game. That said, there were several game releases; I'm even sure that there were two slightly different translations, but this could be my brain messing with me.

Or maybe you don't even have a brain...

Or maybe you should stop posting just to gain tings...

Maybe you should do the same.

I just picked up a copy of Rayman Revolution. Having never actually beat it before (I've only played it on an emulator, twice actually, both times accidentally breaking my saved games), I'll get to experience this as soon as I can get my PS2 hooked up.

Adsolution wrote:Maybe you should do the same.

I'm making a good point. These questions just have that "I need to say something" feeling all over it. I looked through my old posts a while back, they have that too. Then I reached puberty.

Adsolution wrote:I just picked up a copy of Rayman Revolution. Having never actually beat it before (I've only played it on an emulator, twice actually, both times accidentally breaking my saved games), I'll get to experience this as soon as I can get my PS2 hooked up.

RR is shorter than R2, what disappointed me a bit. I felt like Ubi replaced some stuff instead of adding it to the original version on N64 and PC. Btw maybe a conversation already occured about the differences between the two versions of the game (sorry but I'm too lazy to read more than 4000 comments ).

200 less lums, some worlds which doesn't appear anymore, Whale Bay and Sanctuary of Water and Ice in one world. mmh...

@Keane : Okay, we got it. Now stop it and go back on topic...

Keane wrote:Then I reached puberty.

Making you deliriously think that you have actually improved. You telling him he's posting just to gain tings twice with no other substance whatsoever is also, by your definition, posting just to gain tings.

saerleiya wrote:200 less lums, some worlds which doesn't appear anymore, Whale Bay and Sanctuary of Water and Ice in one world. mmh...

Wut? Are you getting your versions right? The PlayStation 1 version only has 800 lums, I'm quite sure that Revolution has a thousand.

If not though, I'll be damned.

Oh sorry I was talking about the PS1 version. My bad. Don't be damned .

Howerver the PS1 version is older than the PC one. I guess they only ported it to the PS1 some months (or years) after...

Minor-T5 wrote:You mean you just found out about the map?

With "when I came here", I meant "when I joined the RPC", which a while back.

Adsolution wrote:Maybe you should do the same.

Thank you, Ad. You were first than me.

Adsolution wrote:I just picked up a copy of Rayman Revolution. Having never actually beat it before (I've only played it on an emulator, twice actually, both times accidentally breaking my saved games), I'll get to experience this as soon as I can get my PS2 hooked up.

Good luck! I find Rayman Revolution to be particularly good when it comes to double the longevity and yet trying to create physical level connections.

Keane wrote: I'm making a good point. These questions just have that "I need to say something" feeling all over it. I looked through my old posts a while back, they have that too. Then I reached puberty.

I don't know what's your problem because Minor-T5 is... well, a minor. I don't see anything wrong in the questions but good to see your need to show that you are a grown up.

saerleiya wrote:
RR is shorter than R2, what disappointed me a bit. I felt like Ubi replaced some stuff instead of adding it to the original version on N64 and PC. Btw maybe a conversation already occured about the differences between the two versions of the game (sorry but I'm too lazy to read more than 4000 comments ).

200 less lums, some worlds which doesn't appear anymore, Whale Bay and Sanctuary of Water and Ice in one world. mmh...

saerleiya wrote:Oh sorry I was talking about the PS1 version. My bad. Don't be damned .

Howerver the PS1 version is older than the PC one. I guess they only ported it to the PS1 some months (or years) after...

I was about to say "what the hell" because RR has got the double of the longevity of the classical versions. Someone who knows the game by heart, finishes RR in 8 hours, being 4 hours in the classical versions.

saerleiya wrote:Oh sorry I was talking about the PS1 version. My bad. Don't be damned .

Howerver the PS1 version is older than the PC one. I guess they only ported it to the PS1 some months (or years) after...

Do you mean newer? If I recall correctly, the PC version was released in 1999, while the PS1 version was released in 2000.

Keane wrote: Then I reached puberty.

Excuses...

Master4lyf1 wrote:Do you mean newer? If I recall correctly, the PC version was released in 1999, while the PS1 version was released in 2000.

The PC version was released in 1999 in the United States, and in Europe, it was released in 2001.

Now that's good sourcing for you! I actually didn't know the PC version got such a late release across the Atlantic.

That's intriguing actually, the RayWiki article states so, but the Wikipedia article states November 14, 1999 for the EU release.

I actually looked it up on RayWiki...did I cheat by looking it up? (I actually knew that that the PC version was released in 1999, but I didn't know that the PC version was released in Europe in 2001)

You cheated real bad. As punishment, you must give me four tings.