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Posted: **Fri Apr 10, 2015 6:47 pm**

Three short and forgettable minigames - oooh, the PC version is shitting its pants right now.

Posted: **Fri Apr 10, 2015 6:59 pm**

Adsolution wrote:oooh, the PC version is shitting its pants right now.

I'm not even comparing its minigames to pc

... I'm simply saying they were far more enjoyable than the Baby Globox run.

Also what the heck is so unmemorable about this? Because this looks anything but forgettable.

I enjoyed this minigame way more than the Baby Globox run, but whatever man.

Posted: **Fri Apr 10, 2015 8:27 pm**

Rayfist wrote:decent

Rayfist wrote:minigames

ok

Posted: **Fri Apr 10, 2015 8:32 pm**

The PS2 version also has those minigames :A

Rayfist wrote:
Adsolution wrote:
Rayfist wrote:
Please elaborate.
You called decent minigames "shitty."

*ahem* ever heard about opinions? :3

Posted: **Fri Apr 10, 2015 8:44 pm**

Technology wrote:ok

Nice, you made a funny.

CHRdutch wrote:The PS2 version also has those minigames :A

And? Where did I say it didn't?

CHRdutch wrote:*ahem* ever heard about opinions? :3

So I'm not allowed to reason my opinion why I personally enjoyed the minigames and why I disagree? Where did I state he was wrong? Where did I state he was incorrect? I'm totally fine if he doesn't like it but calling them "shit" is a little over exaggerated. That's an opinion, see? If someone tells me "this feature is shit", obviously I'm going to disagree and reason why. Of course they're minigames, it's not a big deal, but I personally just wanted to voice why I enjoyed them. We agree it's a minor feature but I personally enjoyed them and disagree with Ad that they're shit, and far from unmemorable. He can think its shit all he wants, but I don't agree. And what made me want to discuss further is when he brang up PC, as if I was using those minigames as ammo towards the DC version being better. Maybe the boon was overexagerrated in this case but really.

Just putting it out there I'm not comparing which version is superior, I'm only stating that I think the minigames were a nice additional feature.

Posted: **Fri Apr 10, 2015 9:05 pm**

Rayfist wrote: And? Where did I say it didn't?
CHRdutch wrote:*ahem* ever heard about opinions? :3
So I'm not allowed to reason my opinion why I personally enjoyed the minigames and why I disagree? Where did I state he was wrong? Where did I state he was incorrect? I'm totally fine if he doesn't like it but calling them "shit" is a little over exaggerated. That's an opinion, see? If someone tells me "this feature is shit", obviously I'm going to disagree and reason why. Of course they're minigames, it's not a big deal, but I personally just wanted to voice why I enjoyed them. We agree it's a minor feature but I personally enjoyed them and disagree with Ad that they're shit, and far from unmemorable. He can think its shit all he wants, but I don't agree. And what made me want to discuss further is when he brang up PC, as if I was using those minigames as ammo towards the DC version being better. Maybe the boon was overexagerrated in this case but really.

Just putting it out there I'm not comparing which version is superior, I'm only stating that I think the minigames were a nice additional feature.

Posted: **Fri Apr 10, 2015 9:07 pm**

Forget I brought it up... I'll be plugging my Dreamcast on in a bit. I wanna see Ad's beef with the lighting because I do not remember seeing this personally.

Posted: **Fri Apr 10, 2015 9:44 pm**

I prefer R2 minigames over R3 minigames any day.

Posted: **Fri Apr 10, 2015 10:05 pm**

I have to agree that the Dreamcast version is the superior version of The Great Escape.

Yeah, there's a handful of parts that are bothersome to play because of the dark shading engine, but it never truly effected my playthrough, and it made the colors more defined (Except when it was pitch black)

The Dreamcast version has so many tiny details in the environment, the texture quality is amazing, the framerate is a smooth 60fps with a slight motion blur (Really makes air particles or any fast animating object pop out), and it included that revision of the Isle of Doors, which I personally prefer.

It's also the most polished version, with almost no glitches or bugs that are commonly seen in other ports.

And the cherry on top: The Rayman 2 logo was 3D

The PS1 version is my personal 2nd favorite version, since it's a really well made PS1 game and is incredibly polished / animated for that system's standards. They also went the extra mile to add voice acting, and even though it wasn't really that good, it still gave the game a certain charm.

After that is a tie between the PC version and Revolution. I didn't especially like the PC version of Rayman 2 as much as the others because it didn't do anything special, it was just the N64 version but with better music and individual fingers (Which obviously is to be expected since it's one of the first versions of the game), and Revolution would've been my favorite version if it weren't so damn buggy. Also a PS2 game slightly better graphics than a Dreamcast game should not struggle at 30fps, especially since the PS2 version has worse texture quality than the Dreamcast version.

If they had remastered Rayman 2 Revolution on PS3/360 with 720p texture quality and 60fps and polished it, then it would probably be my favorite version of Rayman 2.

Posted: **Fri Apr 10, 2015 11:27 pm**

You give some nice insights, darkhair. I'd love to see Revolution done without the bugs and the framerate issues. It's nothing big, but it does take away from the overall experience at times.

Posted: **Fri Apr 10, 2015 11:54 pm**

Rayfist wrote:Maybe the boon was overexagerrated in this case but really.

You're certainly taking this discussion way more seriously than I am.

darkhairwarrior wrote:720p texture quality

720p texture quality.

Posted: **Sat Apr 11, 2015 2:08 am**

mrw seeing dorks argue over which version of lame-ass Rayman 2 is the best

Posted: **Sat Apr 11, 2015 2:16 am**

Adsolution wrote:You're certainly taking this discussion way more seriously than I am.

I was bored at that time. Eh, it was a stupid argument, lol, I guess I need to be upset somewhere else.

Back on the note of Rayman 2 though, I do like the DC version better for literally the EXACT same reasons Darkhairwarrior listed.

Posted: **Sat Apr 11, 2015 8:29 am**

I actually want to try the DC version of Rayman 2 :O
But, I don't have a DC >.< and I have enough consoles.

Posted: **Sat Apr 11, 2015 8:30 am**

You should use an emulator, you dork.

Posted: **Sat Apr 11, 2015 8:39 am**

Okay

Posted: **Sat Apr 11, 2015 8:44 am**

darkhairwarrior wrote:720p texture quality

Widescreen textures would be pretty sweet.

Posted: **Sat Apr 11, 2015 3:23 pm**

Harpic fraîcheur wrote:You should use an emulator, you dork.

Oh cmon, Dreamcasts are really easy to find, I went through four of them after my last 3 broke :p

Posted: **Sat Apr 11, 2015 3:29 pm**

Rayfist wrote:
Harpic fraîcheur wrote:You should use an emulator, you dork.
Oh cmon, Dreamcasts are really easy to find, I went through four of them after my last 3 broke :p

But it's still 50€

Posted: **Sat Apr 11, 2015 5:28 pm**

Hehe, unlucky Europeans, they're still dirt cheap here.

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