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'''Globox Disc''', sometimes abbreviated as simply '''the Disk''', is a minigame which was created as an exclusive bonus for the Dreamcast version of ''[[Rayman 2: The Great Escape]]''. It was later included in ''[[Rayman Revolution]]'', under the abbreviated name '''Glob Disk''', or the further-abbreviated name '''BDisc'''. The minigame is said to be a re-enactment of a mythic battle between the [[gods]] at the dawn of time, when they fought for control of the [[Yellow Lum]]s (hence yet another alternate name, '''the Game of the Gods''').

In the minigame, the player takes control of a [[baby Globox]] of their choice. The options include a standard blue male baby, a standard pink female baby, [[Brainox]], [[Bimbette]], [[Catastrox]], [[Hardrox]] ~~and~~ [[Oktette]].The player controls the baby of their choice as they make their way through a revolving disc-shaped labyrinth, collecting power-ups and avoiding dangerous objects and red [[Jano]]-like creatures. The player must grab some glowing lights (representing [[Yellow Lum]]s) from the centre of the Disc, then get them to a base at one of the Disc's corners. When the symbolic Lums are taken to a base, the player gains a number of points. The game offers multiple customisable options regarding how many points are required to win and whether or not there is a time limit. The game also features multiplayer options, where two players can compete for Lums.

In the minigame, the player takes control of a [[baby Globox]] of their choice. The options include a standard blue male baby, a standard pink female baby, [[Brainox]], [[Bimbette]], [[Catastrox]], [[Hardrox]], [[Oktette]] and an unnamed yellow baby. The player controls the baby of their choice as they make their way through a revolving disc-shaped labyrinth, collecting power-ups and avoiding dangerous objects and red [[Jano]]-like creatures. The player must grab some glowing lights (representing [[Yellow Lum]]s) from the centre of the Disc, then get them to a base at one of the Disc's corners. When the symbolic Lums are taken to a base, the player gains a number of points. The game offers multiple customisable options regarding how many points are required to win and whether or not there is a time limit. The game also features multiplayer options, where two players can compete for Lums.

In the Dreamcast version, Globox Disc is the third of three minigames accessible from the [[Globox Village]], the first being [[Pyralums]] and the second being [[Weblums]]. In order to open the portal leading to Globox Disc, [[Rayman]] must collect all of the six [[Glob Crystal]]s which are hidden throughout the game. In this version, Globox Disc has its own cinematic intro sequence, in which the player gets to see some wall-inscriptions apparently made by Globoxes. A [[baby Globox]] nearby then drops the third [[Four Masks of Polokus|Mask of Polokus]] into a pool, causing the Disc itself to rise out of the water.

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 '''Globox Disc''', sometimes abbreviated as simply '''the Disk''', is a minigame which was created as an exclusive bonus for the Dreamcast version of ''[[Rayman 2: The Great Escape]]''. It was later included in ''[[Rayman Revolution]]'', under the abbreviated name '''Glob Disk''', or the further-abbreviated name '''BDisc'''. The minigame is said to be a re-enactment of a mythic battle between the [[gods]] at the dawn of time, when they fought for control of the [[Yellow Lum]]s (hence yet another alternate name, '''the Game of the Gods''').
-In the minigame, the player takes control of a [[baby Globox]] of their choice. The options include a standard blue male baby, a standard pink female baby, [[Brainox]], [[Bimbette]], [[Catastrox]], [[Hardrox]] and [[Oktette]].The player controls the baby of their choice as they make their way through a revolving disc-shaped labyrinth, collecting power-ups and avoiding dangerous objects and red [[Jano]]-like creatures. The player must grab some glowing lights (representing [[Yellow Lum]]s) from the centre of the Disc, then get them to a base at one of the Disc's corners. When the symbolic Lums are taken to a base, the player gains a number of points. The game offers multiple customisable options regarding how many points are required to win and whether or not there is a time limit. The game also features multiplayer options, where two players can compete for Lums.
+In the minigame, the player takes control of a [[baby Globox]] of their choice. The options include a standard blue male baby, a standard pink female baby, [[Brainox]], [[Bimbette]], [[Catastrox]], [[Hardrox]], [[Oktette]] and an unnamed yellow baby. The player controls the baby of their choice as they make their way through a revolving disc-shaped labyrinth, collecting power-ups and avoiding dangerous objects and red [[Jano]]-like creatures. The player must grab some glowing lights (representing [[Yellow Lum]]s) from the centre of the Disc, then get them to a base at one of the Disc's corners. When the symbolic Lums are taken to a base, the player gains a number of points. The game offers multiple customisable options regarding how many points are required to win and whether or not there is a time limit. The game also features multiplayer options, where two players can compete for Lums.
 In the Dreamcast version, Globox Disc is the third of three minigames accessible from the [[Globox Village]], the first being [[Pyralums]] and the second being [[Weblums]]. In order to open the portal leading to Globox Disc, [[Rayman]] must collect all of the six [[Glob Crystal]]s which are hidden throughout the game. In this version, Globox Disc has its own cinematic intro sequence, in which the player gets to see some wall-inscriptions apparently made by Globoxes. A [[baby Globox]] nearby then drops the third [[Four Masks of Polokus|Mask of Polokus]] into a pool, causing the Disc itself to rise out of the water.