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Hah, I remember the way Plum always called Bzzit ‘Angus’. It used to really wind me up.

Angus isn't official... the "mosquito"'s real name was only revealed in Rayman Revolution: Bzzit.

I still maintain that Bzzit and the Mosquito in Rayman 1 aren't the same...

this is from a magazine about rayman1 sad its french

sorry i only could make this in rare so and the bigger version is on a site they don´t exist im happy to get the pics only sometimes the site works i hope you have luck

http://www.yaronet.com/posts.php?s=88091&p=4

That's great ! I remember I have another magazine who talks about R1, if I find it, I'll post too.

so and the last things here is the link guys

for the rayman 2 magazine article http://www.nintendo64ever.com/Nintendo- ... hs,R1.html

Fantastic Britta, once more I thank you a lot!

That's right, too bad the articles are in french but the R2 one seems a walkthrought to me.

Haruka wrote:Fantastic Britta, once more I thank you a lot!

That's right, too bad the articles are in french but the R2 one seems a walkthrought to me.

np mhh yeah the the rayman 2 thing has more sites but they don´t exist they deleted maybe they show something more yeah wierd the most things are french i found DX

One image that I would love to find is the map of the Crossroads of Dreams that was on the old Rayman 3 website. It had early names for the Rayman 3 levels (‘The Forest of Clear Leaves’, ‘The Umber Swamp’, ‘The Moor of Mad Spirits’, ‘The Temple of the Grand Minimus’, ‘The Summit of Fury’ and ‘The Hoodlum Meddleworks’), and more importantly, it showed their geographical location in relation to one another. It would be great to locate it, and see if it can be combined with the map of the Glade of Dreams that was included with Rayman 2.

I presume this is fake:



I also found this, it seems it was available in the oficial Rayman 2 website before:



And this...



What the heck is this object?

Haruka wrote:

What the heck is this object?

That one looks like a random Rayman 2/Rayman 3 texture to me.

Haruka wrote:

What the heck is this object?

It looks too... small and cartoony to be a Rayman 2/3 texture. Unless it's shrunken down.
My guess would Rayman 3 GBA, but I haven't seen that particular image in-game really. It looks like it could be from the 'Hoodlum Hideout' level, or at least a level using that skin. Most mysterious.

Magazine scans go here people, for the last time!

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And yes that is indeed a walkthrough. The X64 logo looks similar to an old magazine we had over here, maybe it's a translation.

This is not a picture but it is a Real Player video with RAM format. It is short but very interesting. It contains 4 animations of Rayman (Rayman 2: The Great Escape), one of them appears in the Game Boy Colour version of Rayman 1.

http://hotfile.com/dl/87259675/832e35d/anim1-46.rm.html

This video was available before in the official Rayman 2: The Great Escape website!

I've found also another two pics (if you look carefuly to Ly, it is animated):

awesome man i wish we can fid more about rayman 2 its amazing so i download it.

This review specifically says that Rayman 3 has twelve minigames. Nine in the normal game plus Mad Trax plus Wheelis plus 2D Nightmare equals twelve. Hurray!

Which would be great if it also specifically stated how to unlock it.

Holy cow, I didn't remind these pictures already! I also lost them before I don't know how... but I'm glad to have found them again!

These are official concept arts from Rayman Arena:

Haruka wrote:Holy cow, I didn't remind these pictures already! I also lost them before I don't know how... but I'm glad to have found them again!

These are official concept arts from Rayman Arena:

http://rayman.bonusweb.cz/pok2_wantedra ... mage_4.jpg
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ah i know them i saw them on rayman bonusweb so i watch these pics everyday i think its not rare.

Please don't quote large images. - Matyuv

Anyway I've never seen these concept arts, thank you Haruka.