Rayman Rush
Rayman Rush is a remake of Rayman M developed by Ubisoft Shanghai only for the Sony Playstation in 2002. While it was the same game as Rayman M both in terms of plot and concept, only the racing half of the game was ported, and there are a lot of differences, probably due to the Playstation's limited specifications, resulting in a poor conversion.
| Rayman Rush | ||
|---|---|---|
| Published by | Ubisoft | |
| Developed by | Ubisoft Shanghai | |
| Release date | 2002 | |
| Genre | Racing | |
| Gameplay mode | 2 Players | |
| Platforms | Sony Playstation | |
| Ratings | 3+ (ELSPA) | |
| Distribution media | CD-ROM | |
Differences
- The Teensies are replaced by a pink female Globox called Globette. She uses Tily's sound clips sped down, and for an unknown reason, shares the musical theme of Dark Globox, a character who only appears in the GameCube and Xbox versions of Rayman Arena. Because of this, the player starts with only four characters in this version.
- The menu music is lower in pitch.
- Each character is now equipped with freeze bullets like in the Rayman M battle game Lum Spring, which freezes a character for five seconds when shot.
- Some of Rayman M's bonus levels now use textures and are made into proper levels, most notably the Canopy.
- The Water Canyon level has a new map.
- The game has a slightly different ending, which is shown after beating just the Championship.
- Only 2 players can play together this time.
- While it also has the same intro as Rayman M, the part which introduces the Teensies was removed.
- The Popolopoï mode is renamed to "Target Mode", and a time attack mode was added.
- The Lums Mode is now all about collecting as many yellow Lums as possible while racing against another character.
- Tily's voice is apparently a mix of her voice clips and Ly's, which are sped up.
Levels
Zone 0
Zone 1
Zone 2
Voice cast
- David Gasman as Rayman
- Jodi Forrest as Tily, Razorwife, Globette
- Joseph Sheridan as Globox, Henchman 800, Henchman 1000
- Ken Starcevic as Razorbeard
Gallery
Covers
Trivia
- It was revealed in March 2013, that the game can be completed at 100%. Until then only 99.2% was known to be possible. The percentage most likely has some kind of connection with the time records made through the game.
