Rayman Ultimate

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Rayman Ultimate
Rayman Ultimate
Rayman Ultimate
Published by Ubisoft
Developed by Gameloft

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Release date September 2002[1]
Genre 2D platformer
Gameplay mode Single player
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Platforms Pocket PC
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Rayman Ultimate is a port of the original Rayman game for the Pocket PC. Similarly to the iOS and Android port, the buttons are now virtual buttons on the screen, except for the directional buttons. This version also features a different soundtrack than the original.

Differences from the original Rayman game

  • Rayman has 20 hit points, the most he has had in any version of the original Rayman game. Big Powers no longer increase the maximum health, instead just restoring it to 20.
  • Rayman's health is now represented by a number. When he takes damage the number will go down. If the number reaches zero the player will lose a life.
  • The player starts with 10 lives instead of the usual 3.
  • All bosses have reduced health, with as little as 5 HP instead of 12 for Mr Sax.
  • Platforms tend to move slower.
  • Voice clips are higher.
  • The Photographer displays the text "checkpoint" when Rayman's photo is taken.
  • Knockback from hits works differently, moving Rayman upwards rather than sideways.
  • Minor layout changes are also present, such as the prickly stones no longer falling in the second part of Mr Skops' Stalactites, making this section significantly easier.
  • Some of the music is different.
  • Except for the directional buttons, which remain physical, the player controls Rayman using virtual buttons, like in Rayman Classic.
  • The background on the title screen is green instead of purple.
  • The pause menu shows the background of Moskito's Nest.
  • The font used on the title screen is the same used in Rayman 2.

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