User:Cairnie

My name is Stacey, and I'm a sysop. :) I come from the United Kingdom, and have been a Rayman fan for over 8 years, starting in 1999 round about when Rayman 2 was released. Rayman 2 on the Sega Dreamcast was the first Rayman game I've played, and though I was confused by the odd dialogue, I played the game religiously. I was so into the series back then, in 2001 I got a PS2 with Rayman Rev and M, though everyone pointed out that Rayman Rev was the same game as R2!

List of Rayman games I own

• Rayman 1 (PSOne, PC [the stinky Focus version that has no music. Only just found out about that today :/], GBC)
• Rayman 2 (Dreamcast, PSOne)
• Rayman Revolution (PS2)
• Rayman M (PS2, PC)
• Rayman 3 (PS2, GBA)
• Rayman Junior (PSOne)
• Rayman Rush (PSOne)
• Maths and English with Rayman (PC). This is just a PC version of Rayman Junior.
• Rayman Raving Rabbids (GBA, Wii, DS)
• Rayman: Hoodlums' Revenge (GBA)

List of Rayman products I have

• Rayman 2 figurine
• Rayman: The Animated Series on DVD
• Official Strategy Guide
• RaymanZone UK magazine
• Rayman 3 T-shirt I won through RZ's Hall of Fame '03
• Gameboy Color holiday pack that just has Rayman's name on it
• Rayman soft toy [fuck yeah, better believe it]

Sandboxen [aka where I test shit]

Welcome to RayWiki! The Rayman community encyclopedia! Navigation: A-Z • Categories • Random page • Help • Search Rayman Knowledge: Rayman video games • Characters • Discover RayWiki, a Rayman open encyclopedia, and share your knowledge about this best-seller game! But before you start, please read the basic rules. Featured Article Featured article goes here. Bla bla bla. With pics, links and stuff. Nothing special. Join our forum for some ideas and stuff. Some other important thing Some other important wiki thing goes here. Bla bla bla. With pics, links and stuff. News of the Rayman World Rayman news goes here, if there are any at the moment other than Rabbids stuff. Did You Know? Rayman facts go here, like, did you know Rayman's shirt had to be recoloured in Japan? Making Fun (Of Everyday Life) Making Fun (of Everyday Life) is an official novelty song based on Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 which was released as a single CD in 2007 in France and Germany to promote the game. Despite being released only in these countries, the lyrics are in English and are sung with "Rabbid" vocals and their trademark screaming, akin to several popular songs "sung" by the Rabbids in the Rayman Raving Rabbids series. Lyrics One, two, three! All right! That's the way our beat goes on Insane bunnies all around Crazy rabbids jump inside Making fun of everyday life. Of everyday life! Everyday life! Everyday life! Everyday life! Everyday life! Everyday life! Everyday life! Everyday life! Let's go crazy, hysterical Mad mad always, deed and more Come on bunnies, just for a ride Making fun of everyday life. Of everyday life! Everyday life! Everyday life! Everyday life! Everyday life! Everyday life! Everyday life! Rappin' rabbids around the bend Jumpin', runnin', the bunnies trend Let's dance crazy, let's go high Making fun of everyday life. Of everyday life. Of everyday life. Of everyday life! Everyday life! Everyday life! Everyday life! Everyday life! Everyday life! Everyday life! Everyday life! Everyday life! Feelin' jiggy, you're feeling the change Come on everybody, you're still in the game Insane inside, never watch out Making fun of everyday life. Of everyday life! Making fun, of everyday life, making fun. Making fun, of everyday life, making fun. Making fun, of everyday life, making fun. Making fun, of everyday life, making fun. Making fun. External Links Official Music Video via Youtube Madder Madder is a song by British electronica band Groove Armada that was used in the introduction movie of Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc. It appears on the 2002 album Lovebox. Rayman IV Rayman IV (not to be confused with Rayman Raving Rabbids in its early stages) is an unlicensed game for the Game Boy Advance that originated from Russia. Typical of an unlicensed game, it has neither the Ubisoft logo or the Nintendo Seal of Quality, but has an ESRB rating of E for Everyone (normally used in the United States), the Russian flag and the "Only for" notice on the side of the cover. The cover features poorly edited artwork that was previously used in Rayman M and Rayman Arena, notably of Rayman, Globox and a Henchman 800, set against a blue background. As of 2009 the ROM of the game has yet to be found, so it is unknown about what the contents are.