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Rayman
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Binding: Video Game
Brand: Sony
EAN: 0008888310013
ESRB Age Rating: Everyone
Item Dimensions: 4905632340
Label: Sony Computer Entertainment
Manufacturer: Sony Computer Entertainment
MPN: 31001
Platform: PlayStation
Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment
Release Date: January 01, 1997
Studio: Sony Computer Entertainment
Features:- K-A Rating
- 1 Player / Memory Card 2 Blocks
- Menacing opponents that learn your playing style to defeat you!
- 70 surrealistic levels
- Over 50 demented characters!
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Editorial Review:Enter the challenging world of Rayman and suddenly reality seems far too tame. Free your mind as Rayman takes you on an arduous adventure through a complex realm of psychedelic landscapes, absurd characters, formidable oppents, and uncharted levels of dementia.
Many of the games in the budget-priced Greatest Hits series are showing their age, but Rayman's old-school 2-D technology ironically gives it an edge in terms of longevity. This still is one of the most beautiful, fun, and imaginative side-scrolling platform jumping games ever released. You control the now-famous Rayman, a strange character with no arms or legs (although he has feet and hands) and a propeller on his head. Some may look at this as just another game where players run around and jump all the time, but the charming graphics and incredibly tight controls elevate Rayman into special territory. The difficulty level is just right at the beginning, letting players get a feel for Rayman's basic moves. Later levels require more advanced tricks and precise jumps, but the game is never unfair--something few 2-D side-scrolling games can claim. If you can get past the too-cute graphics and see them for the lush, imaginative visuals they are, the gameplay should keep you hooked for days. --T. Byrl Baker Pros: - Imaginative graphics and smooth animations
- Tons of levels to explore
Cons: - 2-D confines can make things a little dull after hours of play
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Hello, all. I am a lifelong Rayman fan, been playing ever since my parents set me up with the original when I was three or four. Before you consider buying this game for your Playstation, there is something you must know, so read on.
As some of you may know, Rayman was originally released as a PC game (and on Atari Jaguar, but that system died pretty quick). Therefore, you could say that the PC version is the definitive version of Rayman. It sold amazingly, but that's beside the point. ... Read More
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My Granchildren love it and have enjoyed playing it. I can't say for myself, but they love it
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This is probably the best Play Station 1 game out there - this and Crash. It has filled many hours with fun entertainment, and has created a lot of fond memories. It's fairly easy with a cheesy story line and idiotic characters. But over all, is quite charming, makes one laugh and shake their head, and is ultimately entertaining. I would by it in again in a second. I have never met anyone who has played who doesn't like it.
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Rayman was a game I played when I was very young and it kept me entertained for hours. I'm way older now, and it still keeps me entertained. The graphics and the music are beautiful. This is a game that proves that gore is not neccessary to appeal to older gamers. This is a landmark in gaming history. As for the PC version, it runs on DOS (a program not found on Windows XP) but patches can be downloaded that will make it work. I recommend this game to you.
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Enter the challenging world of Rayman and suddenly reality seems far too tame. Free your mind as Rayman takes you on arduos adventure through a complex realm of psychedelic landscapes, absurd characters, fomidable opponents, and uncharted levels of dementia. This mind-altering platform game features...
1. Menacing opponents that learn your playing style to defeat you
2. Incredibly intense visuals with 65,000 colors and four independently scrolling backdrops
3. 70 surrealistic levels ... Read More
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