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Haruka wrote:Even like that spoilers will start to appear in the wiki when the game gets released in Europe. I'll return to RayWiki when I beat Rayman Origins.

Well knowing your playing skills, it won't take very long before you can see it again

Electoon wrote:

Haruka wrote:Even like that spoilers will start to appear in the wiki when the game gets released in Europe. I'll return to RayWiki when I beat Rayman Origins.

Well knowing your playing skills, it won't take very long before you can see it again

Thanks, I hope...

I admit I'm a little scared with the Chest level fragments I already saw, and from what I listened about "The Land of the Livid Dead is a real hardcore world", and from Ubisoft's words "It is required talent to master Rayman Origins (in order words, unlocking everything, including trophies)".

Haruka wrote:

Electoon wrote:

Haruka wrote:Even like that spoilers will start to appear in the wiki when the game gets released in Europe. I'll return to RayWiki when I beat Rayman Origins.

Well knowing your playing skills, it won't take very long before you can see it again

Thanks, I hope...

I admit I'm a little scared with the Chest level fragments I already saw, and from what I listened about "The Land of the Livid Dead is a real hardcore world", and from Ubisoft's words "It is required talent to master Rayman Origins (in order words, unlocking everything, including trophies)".

Being who I am, I checked out the footage for Land of The Livid Dead, and I think even Picture City is outranked by the difficulty of what I saw.

Wow, then I guess I'll be tortured in Rayman Origins.

But for those who think R1 is really hard, you didn't see yet Rayman Designer's Official 24 Levels.

Haruka wrote:Wow, then I guess I'll be tortured in Rayman Origins.

But for those who think R1 is really hard, you didn't see yet Rayman Designer's Official 24 Levels.

or Rayman By His Fans

Haruka wrote:Wow, then I guess I'll be tortured in Rayman Origins.

But for those who think R1 is really hard, you didn't see yet Rayman Designer's Official 24 Levels.

You got that right, those were probably the hardest things in any game I've ever played.

Mr. Dark Thingamajig wrote: or Rayman By His Fans

Nah, Rayman By His Fans isn't too hard, I find many of the levels easier than the original game. But the Rayman Designer built in levels? Ouch! If only they didn't make it so you had to collect every single ting...

Hey everybody!

Gameinformer wrote an article about the 25th anniversary of Ubisoft, which includes an interview about Rayman and Beyond Good and Evil, and a CHILDHOOD image of Michel Ancel!
I'll read trough it later (It's rather large) and see if there is any important information about Rayman's history that isn't on the wiki.

R1 really isin't crazy hard to be honest,It gets really easy at ponts, except for eat at Joes (and Bongo hills for some odd reason) Those two levels seem to get me every time....

Where is that quote from your sig from, SuperSunshine?

RayFan9876 wrote:

Haruka wrote:Wow, then I guess I'll be tortured in Rayman Origins.

But for those who think R1 is really hard, you didn't see yet Rayman Designer's Official 24 Levels.

You got that right, those were probably the hardest things in any game I've ever played.

You bet, there were maybe 3 or 4 levels that I did caught frustration and had to die many many times before managing to beat them. With special feature to the second Rayman Designer music level, that had this situation of minute 1:35:



I swear I took 40 minutes to try to figure out how to pass through this part without getting hit/dying. And knowing that my walkthrough is the only one available in the internet, you can guess the frustration it was to try to solve this alone. The worse is that is a physics trick isn't explicit anywhere and it is relatively well disguised from being found out.

RayTunes wrote:Hey everybody!

Gameinformer wrote an article about the 25th anniversary of Ubisoft, which includes an interview about Rayman and Beyond Good and Evil, and a CHILDHOOD image of Michel Ancel!
I'll read trough it later (It's rather large) and see if there is any important information about Rayman's history that isn't on the wiki.

In the magazine or website?

The Magazine. It came free with my purchase of the Donkey Kong Country Returns guide (Frustration got me to buy it... though I got it free!).

RayTunes wrote:The Magazine. It came free with my purchase of the Donkey Kong Country Returns guide (Frustration got me to buy it... though I got it free!).

can you scan it, or tell the important things

RayTunes wrote:Where is that quote from your sig from, SuperSunshine?

Like, two pages before this.

EDIT: Website update! http://raymanorigins.us.ubi.com/#

I'll see what I can do after I read it. I have to leave now.

spiraldoor wrote:*reads the script*

*finds out the truth about The Reveal*

Greenbottle3 wrote: EDIT: Website update! http://raymanorigins.us.ubi.com/#

Nice! There are wallpapers now for my desktop PC, which has got a 4:3 display, fantastic!

Greenbottle3 wrote:EDIT: Website update! http://raymanorigins.us.ubi.com/#

Do I see spelling mistake in description of Big Mama, or I need new glasses?

Cool new website! I liked the amount of character bios there were, as well as the new art

Lums (pronounced “Looms,” like ilLUMination, and not Lums, for dumb)

Heh, they did it again

Louvis wrote:

Greenbottle3 wrote:EDIT: Website update! http://raymanorigins.us.ubi.com/#

Do I see spelling mistake in description of Big Mama, or I need new glasses?

O.O No spelling mistake, I’m seeing it too O.O

*spits coke that was drinking*

hold the phone! Jano!?! Bubble Dreamer (Polokus) and Jano are one in the same!?!?!

(And don't tell em this count as spoilers people, it's right there on the freaking webpage!! Check right on the Darktoon profile)