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globolk wrote:yep, confirmed in an interview, kung foot is local only. also, squiz, if you're reading this, please post all the screens from the game on the uplay rewards screen. IF possible! so many details just from uplay that we actually found out about lucha libre EARLY! anyway, poll: favorite world so far! mine is the fiesta de los muertos world.

Knew it. Can you show me the source of that information?

Ah well, we can still hold out for online functionality elsewhere, I guess.

Dang, that's too bad. I'd love to play online Kung Foot with you guys.

Yeah... we would have tourneys and stuff

Bionichute wrote:

El Dango wrote:That looks insanely fun! I feel the excitement returning.

Seriously? Kung-Foot is what's getting you excited for Rayman Legends, not the 120 levels, not the loads of online content, but the bland ass soccer mini-game that can't be played online?

I'm positive he didn't mean it that way.

globolk wrote:yep, confirmed in an interview, kung foot is local only.

Can you send me link to see that interview?

Bionichute wrote:

El Dango wrote:That looks insanely fun! I feel the excitement returning.

Seriously? Kung-Foot is what's getting you excited for Rayman Legends, not the 120 levels, not the loads of online content, but the bland ass soccer mini-game that can't be played online?

It's obviously not the only thing that excites me, that would be silly. Also, I don't play much online, as I prefer to play with friends in the same room, so lacking that option is not much of a loss to me.

The thing is, this 'bland ass' minigame that you seem to dislike so much looks like a genuinely great time to me, and that alone is enough to make me look even more forward to a game that I already fully intended to buy.

I noticed that Bionichute dislikes many things that do not affect main game that much like World names and mini games
I don't see point of disliking such a minor things.

Kung-Foot just doesn't look appealing to me, especially without the online. Maybe it's because I don't have any friends.

I'm sure my mum would enjoy it. She likes Origins very much so when I told her Legends was coming out she was excited as I am.

Shame it doesn't have online. Would have been so cool!

i'll have to find the interview again, but i'll post as soon as i find! i'll look right now.

Thanks globolk. I would really like to read it. Looking forward to see it

So, to get discussion going again, I am going to ask a question: What songs would you like to be in the musical maps? I personally would like Madder by Groove Armada, because that would be a sweet reference to Rayman 3, and The Touch by Stan Bush, which would make for an awesome final level.

The Touch, eh? Someone a Transformers fan? or is it merely the song?
Hmm, I'd like to have those songs, seeing how they both mean something to me, though to the fanbase, I guess Madder would be preferred, given it has relevance to Rayman.

Master wrote:The Touch, eh? Someone a Transformers fan? or is it merely the song?

Big Transformers fan.

Don't see many fellow Transformers fans here.
If they were to use The Touch, I'd like this one:

http://www.escapistmagazine.com/article ... r-A-Reason

I found the interview globolk was mentioning. Sad that it won't have online. I thought UbiSoft learned mistake from Rayman Origins, but it seems they did not

In Origins, it was justified, it was explained that the latency of internet connections would inevitably hamper play due to the precision platforming involved.
I didn't expect online co-op in Legends for the same reason, but I hoped it'd include features like those seen in the challenges app, and also, online versions of mini games, like the aforementioned Kung Foot.

Why are people so obsessed with wanting online for every game? It's fun but I can easily do without. Seriously, people not liking Mario Party 3D because it doesn't have online, which wouldn't even work in the first place.