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www.nintendo.com.au – GameCube:
Ubi Soft's charismatic - and limbless - hero is ready for another eye-popping 3D adventure. Known for its incredible psychedelic visuals and great gameplay, the Rayman series is a well-loved franchise which will surely shine on Nintendo GameCube. A recent press release from Ubi Soft promises the following features:- A fully-realized immersive world: Journey through an extravagant cartoon fantasy and discover never-before-seen regions of Rayman's world, including the Swamp, Moor and Deadlands. - Challenging tactical battle system: Fight huge transforming bosses or hordes of enemies, including evil Dark Lums, Hoodlums and the savage Knaaren, each with advanced AI and specific strengths and combat strategies. - Deep, unique gameplay: Acquire all-new action-based Rayman powers, utilize new means of transportation and devise battle tactics for facing the unknown around every turn. - Next generation experience: Stunning graphics with multi-texturing, dynamic lighting, real time shadows and varied weather effects fully maximize the hardware potential. - New movements and powers include The Power Fist, Grapple and Super Helicopter.
Exclusive Rayman 3 Multiplayer Functions - Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc comes to the Nintendo Game Cube with the exclusive ability to link up the Nintendo Game Cube console with Game Boy Advance hand held systems for a unique multiplayer experience that up to four players can enjoy. In a Tetris style affair, the Game Boy player must join different shaped segments of a road to create a path for the Game Cube player. This means that your friend on Nintendo Game Cube will drive on the road you’ve just built on the Game Boy Advance in a frantic race across the finish line. Apart from this promising Tetris-Racing multiplayer game, players can also download 10 new maps and an extra ‘Final Challenge’ from the Game Cube to the Game Boy Advance.
Contributed by Evil Ryu (31481) on Oct 03, 2005.
2002 PCPowerPlay Guide (UbiSoft):
FAST FACTS Fact: Rayman has sold over 11 million games since 1995. Not bad for a guy with no arms, legs or neck.
The limbless one makes his long-awaited twist. For the two people out there who have never heard of him, Rayman is one of the most recognisable game characters around. He's featured in two adventures (and a few spin-off titles) on numerous game formats and is rested and ready for his third major outing.
In Hoodlum Havoc the Lums, small light beings that are the power source of Rayman's universe, are becoming tainted by an evil influence, transforming into Dark Lums. Their new purpose is to taint the Heart of the World, the centre of all existence. Rayman, being the hero he is, must avert this catastrophe causing this new Hoodlum Army to put a bounty on his head. With his bloated mate, Globox, in tow Rayman will find defeating the Hoodlum Generals only the first part of an even bigger story. Old friends return to offer assistance, new foes form alliances to create bigger troubles for Rayman, and Globox develops a drinking problem and a bizarre split personality!
More in line with his first adventure, Rayman is back to relying on good old-fashioned face-smashing to fend off the enemies. Rather than having to collect items to further the game there is now a heavier emphasis on combat. The enemy AI is one of the numerous strengths of the game. Hoodlums can be very hard to get a lock on - they evade, hide, retaliate and pursue.
Different enemies may even team up so that a sniper Hoodlum can keep you at a distance while a sorcerer Hoodlum builds up a powerful attack. This is where Rayman's new powers come into play. The power-ups take the form of chunky hi-tech gauntlets that snap onto Rayman's hand., allowing him to lock on to enemies, smash down walls and take out the Hoodlums from great distances.
Graphically, Ubi Soft France have outdone themselves with some of the most amazing landscapes and locations seen in a game. Each level has its own wildlife and atmosphere so you'll keep spotting bizarre creatures roaming around each level. Rayman himself has a new streamlined look with a hooded shirt, elastic shoes and giant eyes that makes him look like he's just been out clubbing.
When a game of this genre hits PC it usually has to work a little harder than console versions to get the attention of savvy PC gamers. With so much to see and do in this game, Rayman 3 looks like it hits the mark and gives gamers a lot more than your average 3D adventure.
About Michel Ancel Rayman's creator, Michel Ancel, was only nineteen years old when he created Rayman. Ancel's next project will be released in 2003. Like the Rayman series, the new game features a vast, amazing world to explore but this time the main character is a photographer called Jade.
Contributed by Jeanne (58928) on Nov 27, 2004.
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Nokia N-Gage website:
He may appear to have no body to connecting his limbs and head, but Rayman should not be underestimated. In this cartoon-style action-platform game, Rayman must extract the Dark Lum lord, who has been swallowed by his rather dumb friend Globox.
With over 50 maps spread across eight universes, plus an N-Gage exclusive four-player Capture The Flag mode, Rayman 3 provides a feast of action-platform gameplay.
Contributed by Xoleras (66998) on Jun 13, 2004.
Back of Case - PlayStation 2:
Ultimate Powers. Ultimate Enemies. Ultimate Havoc!
Rayman's Bustin' Loose!
Rayman's in prime form with new high-tech powers and gear like Shock Rockets, the LockJaw, Funky-Boards, and other cool stuff.
Totally Wicked Enemies
Charge into intense strategic battles with the crazed Hoodlum Army and massive transforming bosses.
A Bizarre, Epic Adventure
Plunge into enormous, eye-popping worlds packed with zany comedy and a wacked-out cast - featuring John Leguizamo as Globox.
Contributed by Corn Popper (66198) on May 19, 2003.
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