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For some reason Rayman Revolution no longer works on PCSX 2 for me. Maybe the ISO's been corrupted when I moved it.

dondu97 wrote:For some reason Rayman Revolution no longer works on PCSX 2 for me. Maybe the ISO's been corrupted when I moved it.

Then move it back to the place where it was last time or download it again.

The member above me said it all.

He uses wrong PCSX2. He should use stable version.

Rayman 3D is pretty glitched :/

emshomar wrote:Rayman DS is pretty glitched :/

Fixed.

No Rayman DS was fine but not Rayman 3D

Both of them are glitched
But DS version is more

emshomar wrote:No Rayman DS was fine but not Rayman 3D

What!?
You confused there, Em?

I'm absolutely sure that emshomar is confusing the titles. Rayman DS is by far the worst Rayman 2 port ever created.

OldClassicGamer wrote:Both of them are glitched

Aside from some extremely sparse minor graphical quirks, and not even very noticeable ones at that, what exactly is so 'glitched' about Rayman 3D?

I would only mention the graphical glitches of the rain, the blue waves of Rayman's spheres and the mirrored upside down textures, otherwise I don't remember other particular graphical glitches in the 3DS port.

So essentially, aside from taking note of its very, very few problems, people who call it a bad port are just bitching for the sake of bitching about something. Not at all dissimilar to when the game was released for iOS, as there's literally nothing wrong with the iOS version whatsoever, unless the person playing it isn't used to touch-screen controls.

I see what you did in there.

Sadly both 3DS and iOS versions have the Globox Village removed. This was always a mystery.

Maybe there was no space on 3DS cartridge?
And for iOS port I have no idea.

I highly doubt those would be the reasons. If the problem was the space I think they would have rather optated to port the PC version or even the N64 one instead of chopping an original port.

Aye. What bizarre ports they are, as they seemed to take from the worst out of all the games. It's the Dreamcast version but with PC graphics for some reason, they kept the Isle of Doors (when I'm sure almost everyone can agree that the Hall is much, much better), and they removed Globox Village.

At least in DC the FPS are super smooth, always in the 60s while in PC it often oscilates between 30 and 60.

Interestingly, the only other version I've played that packs a constant, solid 60 FPS is the iOS version.