I just found that link. It does seem like a well made port.
I'm glad justice was made for it. Not getting it though, unless something else is added.

 

Thank you so much for this footage, it definatly looks like the best launch game (Taking gameplay, graphics, and longevity[which knocks Pilotwings] into account) by a long shot now.

 

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The DS version was almost unplayably sucky. it was a horrible port of what was previously the most horrible version. The N64 one, that is. If you've just played the DS version, and need a game to play, this might be worth a purchase. You'd be playing it through properly.

 

Liar... If that was tru, i would of already pre ordered like half the launch games!! Then people would buy lots of used games and trade it back for 3ds games...


I have a Gamestop magazine i got like 3 days ago with all the info... Ill uplaod it and edit this post if im not oo lazy right now...

 

It is the same shop, but it could be that this deal is for Germany only.
You can only do the trade when you pick up your preordered 3DS and I guess you can only get one game.

 

oh, thanks. Didn't know that. I just wanted to point out, that the offer you were referring to, is (most likely) not available in the US.

 

I agree that it's being milked too much and that Rayman 3 would have been nice. But Rayman 2 was considered the BEST of the Rayman games by many people. To be fair, most of the ports of Rayman 2 aren't very good. Of them all, i'd say only the N64, Dreamcast, and PS2 versions were really great. PS1 sucked due to removed levels (among other things). iOS had horrid touch only controls. DS version sucks for reasons i've explained before. I forget what else. Good luck getting the PC version to work on newer OSes too.

Rabbids was a sort of experiment of sorts i suppose. It was originally going to be the real Rayman 4, a platformer sequel. Eventually, they scrapped that idea and turned it into a minigame compilation which exploded in popularity and ended up encompassing all of the series for a while. As such, it's been a long time since we got a real original Rayman game. After complaints though that Rayman is being ignored, Ubisoft has apparently split up the Rabbids into their own series. They are now separate and have their own series of games. Meanwhile, Ubisoft is now developing a new 2D Rayman game, Rayman Origins for HD systems. It's a prequel which deals with how Rayman was created and how he met Globox. Ubisoft has said they're considering porting it to Wii, 3DS, PC, and idevices as well. It's going to be an episodic downloadable game. The first episode was going to be released near Christmas 2010, but has been delayed. Scheduled to come sometime this year now. I expect we'll get some concrete info at E3.