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Well I wish I had played those, I always wanted to play the mobile games, especially Rayman Kart. I meant console games.
The first two games have dozens upon dozens of ports, a GBA port of the first game is among them.
It does, but it has the screen crunch issue most GBA ports have.
lmao I've played like 4 different versions of Rayman 2 (N64, PS1, Revolution, DS) but not a single version of 1. I'm so lame.
Ooooh, ok thanks for the advice.
RIP my lovingly crafted moveset.
Lmao I'm the least attentive person today. How did I miss that? That telescopic fist gimmick is dope.
While true, I think people undervalue standard attacks, and Rayman does have a little more to offer than just punches and kicks. Somewhere in this thread, Cyberwolf shared a gif of his idea of Rayman's dair which was an attack where most of Rayman stayed in place in the air, while he slams his body down. Better than a typical stall-then fall attack imo. He also shared some pictures of helicopter hair tilts that I also found interesting. Rayman, being designed the way he is, is a character that can have a really unique take imo top to bottom
I do agree that I would prefer a ground-up creative moveset instead of borrowing from Origins/Legends, but my concern is more what would Sakurai actually do. For some reason my first gut feeling is copy most of it.
I can agree with that.
Been a while since I took a look at it, and wow, it's absolutely great. Not a single (main series) Rayman game was left-behind in this moveset.
Like he usually is... sleeping. Tbh idk
Probably something with Kirby, both being connected with dreams.
Yes, but the compression aspects they did to both the sprites and the music is a tragedy.
Is the GBA version of Rayman 3 decent enough for a reformulated game? I understand that one was made from the ground up, and I love the idea of Rayman 3 being done in 1's style.
Haven't played it myself but it looks decent enough.
I saw a post on reddit that suggested it would open with Link wondering around the glade of dreams and finding a yellow lum which he gets mixed up with one of the zelda fairies, thought that could be neat.
Reflux would be really cool. It's one of the best set-pieces of Rayman 3, so I have no doubt it would be done justice.
Mr. Dark, of course. That is, assuming they take cues from his Game Boy Color appearance.
I doubt it's the final stage list. There's a rather conspicuous gap in the bottom right corner (admittedly, supposedly blank spaces in the stage and character list isn't much to go on, but it's not like the stage list is centered), and the 103 stage list mostly consists of past stages, as seen on the official website. It's like the counting of fighters during the Everyone Is Here announcement - it seems like there's room for more, especially when as of now, there are only four brand new stages (New Donk City, Great Plateau, Moray Towers, Dracula's Castle) that have been revealed.
Thanks. That sounds right. I will still keep my fingers cross for Rayman. With the Mario vs. Rabbis game and his trophy appearance, I think his chances are high.
This has been on my mind as well, but I do think there will be more stages to be shown off.
General consensus is that the Dreamcast version is the best. IIRC the PS2 version was based on that but it had some framerate issues.
The DC version even lets you switch between Raymanese and English voice dialog, if you so choose.
