Space Mama's Crater: Difference between revisions

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==Part 1==

This is a very typical [[Picture City]] level, with many secondary pathways. It is known to be the only one with two [[exit sign]]s, along with the first part of [[the Hard Rocks]]~~. In the PlayStation version, there was a rainbow in the heavenly background fitting the heavenly music playing~~.

This is a very typical [[Picture City]] level, with many secondary pathways. It is known to be the only one with two [[exit sign]]s, along with the first part of [[the Hard Rocks]].

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The level starts with a lot of [[flying ring]]s floating above the void, which [[Rayman]] must use to reach the upper platforms. In ''[[Rayman Advance]]'' the platform a the beginning of the level has been extended, to prevent ~~him~~ from falling into the void if he makes a mistake. This has presumably been done to decrease the map's difficulty.

The level starts with a lot of [[flying ring]]s floating above the void, which [[Rayman]] must use to reach the upper platforms. In ''[[Rayman Advance]]'', the platform a the beginning of the level has been extended, to prevent [[Rayman]] from falling into the void if he makes a mistake. This has presumably been done to decrease the map's difficulty.

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This very difficult part that requires perfect timing, as [[Rayman]] must jump onto floating [[pencil sharpener]]s and avoid the [[drawing pin]]s that stand in his way~~. The background music is dark and evokes an atmosphere of despair~~. In ~~most versions, the background is a desk, but in~~ the Sega Saturn version, it is the crater-filled, nebulous ~~background~~ seen in Part 4.

This very difficult part that requires perfect timing, as [[Rayman]] must jump onto floating [[pencil sharpener]]s and avoid the [[drawing pin]]s that stand in his way. In the Sega Saturn version, the background is the crater-filled, nebulous one seen in Part 4.

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 ==Part 1==
-This is a very typical [[Picture City]] level, with many secondary pathways. It is known to be the only one with two [[exit sign]]s, along with the first part of [[the Hard Rocks]]. In the PlayStation version, there was a rainbow in the heavenly background fitting the heavenly music playing.
+This is a very typical [[Picture City]] level, with many secondary pathways. It is known to be the only one with two [[exit sign]]s, along with the first part of [[the Hard Rocks]].
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 [[Image:TailleCrayon.png|thumb|316px|right|class=sprite|A moving [[pencil sharpener]]]]
-The level starts with a lot of [[flying ring]]s floating above the void, which [[Rayman]] must use to reach the upper platforms. In ''[[Rayman Advance]]'' the platform a the beginning of the level has been extended, to prevent him from falling into the void if he makes a mistake. This has presumably been done to decrease the map's difficulty.
+The level starts with a lot of [[flying ring]]s floating above the void, which [[Rayman]] must use to reach the upper platforms. In ''[[Rayman Advance]]'', the platform a the beginning of the level has been extended, to prevent [[Rayman]] from falling into the void if he makes a mistake. This has presumably been done to decrease the map's difficulty.
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 [[Image:Bois.png|thumb|316px|right|class=sprite|The PC version features additional wooden platforms]]
-This very difficult part that requires perfect timing, as [[Rayman]] must jump onto floating [[pencil sharpener]]s and avoid the [[drawing pin]]s that stand in his way. The background music is dark and evokes an atmosphere of despair. In most versions, the background is a desk, but in the Sega Saturn version, it is the crater-filled, nebulous background seen in Part 4.
+This very difficult part that requires perfect timing, as [[Rayman]] must jump onto floating [[pencil sharpener]]s and avoid the [[drawing pin]]s that stand in his way. In the Sega Saturn version, the background is the crater-filled, nebulous one seen in Part 4.
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