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It already is. When I first turned on my copy of Brawl, I looked at the roster and was like: "Who's King Dedede. Who's Olimar, Who's Lucas". lol. Smash is what really got me into gaming.
I got to admit, Smash Bros Melee was really what got me into game design to this day. That and, ironically enough, Rayman Arena. It was those two games at the time that inspired me to start making video games.
Yes, I have it original and well, maybe, the game is based in the original Rayman game, so they could get the levels from the original (the levels are better), or one level from Origins for the 3DS and one from Legends for the Wii U version.
Really? You do fight Mr/ Dark himself? How was it like?
Wow. For a GBC game, that wasn't too bad, I liked it.
The sound mixing in that battle although was kinda obnoxious, imo, but still, I'd wish something like that was in the original Rayman 1, even if I didn't get that far in the game myself to see it. Still better than that last boss of R1 (Original), regardless. My only other problem? That lightning part of the fight lasted a bit too long for it's own good, but despite that, really neat boss battle. I always wondered why you never fought Mr. Dark in the original... kinda makes me want to play this version now lol.
Ok, I just checked and this game came out one year after Rayman 2, the Great Escape. So that explains the music (and the pre rendered image of R2 Ray at the end of the game now) xD But nice find.
Seems like the way to go. I'd love it if they picked a stage from 2 though.
I'm pretty sure a lot of us would, the Cave of Bad Dreams being one choice...
I haven't played it, but one of my cousins had it so I caught a small glimpse of it back then. Looked okay, I guess.
O u O I would die to play in that stage, and a GIANT JANO as a hazard that later eats you whole.
Y U toy with me so. ;w; My nightmares...
I checked out the gameplay videos of it. It wasn't as great as the original Rayman 1, but it's good in it's own right.
Ok, that would be pretty cool, imo. With Razorbeard as the Stage Boss too. Although, now that I think about it, it makes me think of the Wind Waker Pirate Ship stage..
._. that would be a pretty cool one.
Well, they could always add that for one of the Rayman stages they may add in. I could see that be done.
Rayman just has a lot of hectic music in general, all of it would fit really well in Smash.
That's true, it's just that a Precipice stage will ensure a remix.
I will never understand that. They went through the effort of recreating an ENTIRE level from that game, but couldn't be bothered to actually add the music from it?
So Block Town wasn't from PAC-Land?
Nope.
Smash has some weird music choices. (Like adding A Fated Battle instead of A Final Battle With Bowser)
I wouldn't be surprised if they did split it up like this. Give him something old and new. If there is something that I love about Smash is that they know how to bring out a charcters history, especially the third party characters. Especially for the Origins/Legnds for a Wii U stage. If they go with Legends for console I hope that it's Land of the Livid Death ends up being a stage for the Wii U. That would looks so sick as a stage in Smash 4.
...Something borrowed and something blue. (Why this automatically came to mind I will never know)
IDK. I never played that game before, but I'd just say "level diversity". Basically saying it's a different level just because...
._. So, the terrifying cave had the song of a pretty forest? now that's wierd.
Again, like I said, maybe just to justify it being a "different level", as this is done in other games before as well. Just to add music that happens to "fit" the level's design, mostly.
Yeah, that's why I said that xD, you're in a terrifying cave with terrifying monsters and you hear.. a cheerful song xD.
Wait, one question. Which game came first exactly? And how does that level look in design, despite the name?
The First Rayman 2 came in 1999 and the GBC version came in 2001.
