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Game Information
- Platform: Nintendo 3DS
- PEGI Rating: Ages 7 and Over
- Media: Video Game
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Product Features
- Adaptation of the greatest Rayman opus: Rayman 3D is the adaptation of Rayman 2 on Dreamcast which happened to be the best version of the trilogy (93% on Game Rankings)
- Significant improvements on gameplay: This version has beneficiated from a special treatment, offering improved graphics, 3D, and giving players the possibility to take advantage of the analog stick
- The 3D version makes the game more accessible and brings more advantages: improved learning curve, immersive cameras, graphical enhancements
- A great diversity of environments: Progress in 45 areas set across 13 regions of Rayman's world. Uncover the whole universe in 3D during +/-15 hours of fun
- Unique Rayman moves: Run, climb, jump, swim, fly, loop-the-loop and even water-ski to escape from the threat! Rayman did not lose any of his famous abilities such as flying as an helicopter using his hair!
- Rediscover the richness of Rayman’s cast:Get back to the good old quarrels between Rayman and his villainous enemies: Face the Admiral Razorbeard, the Henchman and every other creature that make Rayman’s progression much harder!
- Hopefully, Rayman can count on his friends’ support! The Globox, Ly, or Polokus are all ready to help.
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Rayman 3D is an adaptation of Rayman 2 on Dreamcast, the greatest version of all Rayman’s games.
Thanks to Rayman 3D, rediscover the incredible adventures of Rayman in a deeper and optimized universe. Progress in a 3D world full of surprises and magical creatures, and defeat unmerciful enemies throughout dangerous environments: Join Rayman in an even better platforming game!
Product Description
- Adaptation of the greatest Rayman opus: Rayman 3D is the adaptation of Rayman 2 on Dreamcast which happened to be the best version of the trilogy (93% on Game Rankings)
- Significant improvements on gameplay: This version has beneficiated from a special treatment, offering improved graphics, 3D, and giving players the possibility to take advantage of the analog stick
- The 3D version makes the game more accessible and brings more advantages: improved learning curve, immersive cameras, graphical enhancements
- A great diversity of environments: Progress in 45 areas set across 13 regions of Rayman's world. Uncover the whole universe in 3D during +/-15 hours of fun
- Unique Rayman moves: Run, climb, jump, swim, fly, loop-the-loop and even water-ski to escape from the threat! Rayman did not lose any of his famous abilities such as flying as an helicopter using his hair!
- Rediscover the richness of Rayman’s cast:Get back to the good old quarrels between Rayman and his villainous enemies: Face the Admiral Razorbeard, the Henchman and every other creature that make Rayman’s progression much harder!
- Hopefully, Rayman can count on his friends’ support! The Globox, Ly, or Polokus are all ready to help.
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7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
This being one of the few adventure games that came out on launch, I decided to buy it. I remembered Rayman from his 2D games and the delightful charm of the previous games, as well as the rather good sense of humour. Sadly, I feel like a lot of that has been lost in his transition to 3D.
First of all the graphic looks like a first generation Nintendo 64 game. It has nothing of the colourful crispness of the other 3DS games I posses. The controls are okay once you get used to them, but I found the fighting somewhat awkward. Much worse than every single enemy I have encountered so far is the camera though, which is clearly hell-bend on killing you. It loves focusing on everything other than the enemy before you (even when this enemy is a boss), hides behind things or does all the other glorious things cameras in the early days of 3D did. We are not in the early days of 3D anymore though. 3D has been around long enough that there should be really no excuse for this awful camera movement unless they didn't bother to update the game at all... which is where in my mind half the problem lies. A game that was not that amazing to begin with got ported onto the 3DS without any major effort. The 3D effect looks okay, but again nothing like other games.
The worst part however is the story. When I last played Rayman it didn't really pretend to have a story. Free X to save Y - GO! Was the extend of it. Which was perfectly fine and adequate as the levels were fun and interesting and the light-hearted set up really didn't need much of a story. Sadly, this time around they decided that a story was needed. The dialogue is outright painful to put it politely and the storyline stupid enough to hurt your head. It feels almost as if they decided Rayman should be more like a Mario game, but should take himself somewhat seriously and sound more heroic. The result is very much not like Mario to put it mildly. It doesn't feel unique like the original Rayman games anymore - just like a fairly generic jump and run, with mediocre graphics and really bad story. A massive shame.
Note: I am 24 and am reviewing this from an adult perspective. I don't know if a kid might enjoy this game more, but I did not - especially as I know the original.
First of all the graphic looks like a first generation Nintendo 64 game. It has nothing of the colourful crispness of the other 3DS games I posses. The controls are okay once you get used to them, but I found the fighting somewhat awkward. Much worse than every single enemy I have encountered so far is the camera though, which is clearly hell-bend on killing you. It loves focusing on everything other than the enemy before you (even when this enemy is a boss), hides behind things or does all the other glorious things cameras in the early days of 3D did. We are not in the early days of 3D anymore though. 3D has been around long enough that there should be really no excuse for this awful camera movement unless they didn't bother to update the game at all... which is where in my mind half the problem lies. A game that was not that amazing to begin with got ported onto the 3DS without any major effort. The 3D effect looks okay, but again nothing like other games.
The worst part however is the story. When I last played Rayman it didn't really pretend to have a story. Free X to save Y - GO! Was the extend of it. Which was perfectly fine and adequate as the levels were fun and interesting and the light-hearted set up really didn't need much of a story. Sadly, this time around they decided that a story was needed. The dialogue is outright painful to put it politely and the storyline stupid enough to hurt your head. It feels almost as if they decided Rayman should be more like a Mario game, but should take himself somewhat seriously and sound more heroic. The result is very much not like Mario to put it mildly. It doesn't feel unique like the original Rayman games anymore - just like a fairly generic jump and run, with mediocre graphics and really bad story. A massive shame.
Note: I am 24 and am reviewing this from an adult perspective. I don't know if a kid might enjoy this game more, but I did not - especially as I know the original.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
This is a decent game. But it has been ported to so many different consoles over the time.. its just ridiculous.
They could have ported Rayman 3 Hoodlom Havoc instead, but chose this one.
The game is fun to play, but 3D ghosting effects are there.
The only eye-popping 3D effect I noticed was the butterflies and that was about it.. Nothing impressive apart from those butterflies flying towards your face.
Ghosting and 3D effect in this game generally hurt my eyes badly.
I own 8 3DS games and this one and Zelda are the only ones that had terrible ghosting(FOR ME PERSONALLY)
Note: the 3D effects may vary from person to person. it highly depends on individuals eyesight.
They could have ported Rayman 3 Hoodlom Havoc instead, but chose this one.
The game is fun to play, but 3D ghosting effects are there.
The only eye-popping 3D effect I noticed was the butterflies and that was about it.. Nothing impressive apart from those butterflies flying towards your face.
Ghosting and 3D effect in this game generally hurt my eyes badly.
I own 8 3DS games and this one and Zelda are the only ones that had terrible ghosting(FOR ME PERSONALLY)
Note: the 3D effects may vary from person to person. it highly depends on individuals eyesight.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
I have bought 7 3DS titles so far - Pilotwings, Street Fighter, Ridge Racer, Monkeyball, Lego Star Wars, Samuria Chronicles and this. All the games have been amazing in 3d and have excellent graphics... except for this one. One of only two games I have traded in. Graphics very poor compared to the other games, storyline is terrible and the 3d seems to "double" the images on this game but not on any of the others. I think the people who have given it 5 stars havent tried any other 3DS games yet! Avoid.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Good game
Fun game with a good story line and it looks good in 3D and will be brilliant especially if you've never played a rayman game before
Published 3 months ago by happyharry
Rayman in real 3D...at 3Ds
The familiar Rayman at 3Ds,it is a game port of rayman 2,very funny gameplay with very nice 3D effect.
Very good control and the 3d effect is not pain in the eyes.
Very good control and the 3d effect is not pain in the eyes.
Published 3 months ago by GLAROS
rayman delight
this is a fantastic concept , such an enjoyable game so entertaining, worth every penny it will keep you so amused and the antics he gets up to are so amusing
Published 4 months ago by hewell
A worthy version of a classic!
Not much to say really. If you have played the original, this is just the same and you know what you're getting into. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Adam
fun time
dont
know much about this game, but my grandson loves it, so that is what matters.
arrived in good time as usual,well done amazon
know much about this game, but my grandson loves it, so that is what matters.
arrived in good time as usual,well done amazon
Published 5 months ago by susie
Juego super divertido
Es para mi gusto el mejor hasta la fecha y por su precio merece muchisimo la pena comprarlo. Esperemos que no se quede aqui la cosa y sigan sacando mas juegos de este tipo.
Published 6 months ago by Carlos
Meh...
If you have this game on your iPad, iPhone, DS, Playstation, N64, Dreamcast, Playstation 2 and whatever else it came out then there really is no point getting this rehash of a... Read more
Published 6 months ago by Reveros
Worth it if you haven't played Rayman 2 before.
To be clear, this is a port of Rayman 2, a game which is roughly 10 years old. I never played it back when it was first released. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Mr. Sj Cousins
Rayman the review
Nice game easy to play and funny game if you like platforms game. 3D graphics are ok as well. It's a nice story, you will be riding rockets :) and so on...
Published 8 months ago by Ackurat
A Must Have Game For Any Gamer
this game was in perfect condition and was well explained in the advert the cost of the game was slightly over priced but now i have the game it was well worth the wait
Published 9 months ago by walfie
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