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Amazon.co.uk Review
The armless and legless Rayman was always the most surreal video games character out there; Mario and his pals might be a peculiar bunch but the world that Rayman lives in makes the Mushroom Kingdom look like Slough. And as Rayman 3 begins our hero is rudely awoken to find out his hands have been stolen, which leaves him in the peculiar position of being just a pair of feet with a torso and head floating weirdly above them.

The errant body parts are quickly recovered, though, as you discover the evil André's plot to take control of the heart of the world, or something. Rayman 3 is at heart a fairly traditional platformer, albeit one with a stronger emphasis on combat, thanks to a well-implemented targeting system. The fact that Rayman's hairdo works like a helicopter allows you to avoid otherwise fatal falls relatively easily (a bit like Mario's backpack) and also ensures that the game is less frustrating than the norm.

The other main addition to the gameplay is five special costumes, which, for a short period of time, gives Rayman the use of a Ratchet & Clank-style swingshot or giant metal fists. Unoriginal it may be but thanks to the surreal graphics and atmosphere there's plenty here for everyone to enjoy, whether they liked the other Rayman games or not. --David Jenkins

Manufacturer's Description
Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc features many brand new game elements. Its action-adventure format will be familiar to many, but advanced combat forms the heart of this latest instalment. Rayman has a range of new movements and powers, including Shock Rockets, the Lockjaw, and Vortex Fist, and he'll certainly need them as he comes up against over 20 powerful enemies, including the savage Hoodlum tribe. The new in-game combat systems will also ensure players use their brains, with each enemy having individual strengths and attack strategies, and will only be defeated by using the correct combination of fighting techniques.

The GameCube and GBA versions of Rayman 3 can be connected via a link cable for bonus features including a multiplayer Tetris-style racing game, 10 new GBA levels and a final GBA boss level.

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   9 of 10 people found the following review helpful: RAYMANS BEST ADVENTURE IS HERE, 3 Mar 2003 By  Ms. Michelle Ilkiw "tykiana" - See all my reviews    This is the best Rayman adventure yet, all the classic characters Murfy,Globox and Rayman are back along with plenty new characters. The graphics are great and all the characters have a proper voice, which they didn't have in the previous games. This game even has abit of humour in it, ie when Rayman falls into a witch's bathroom and she says that he should be ashamed. This game has long levels and bosses. It also has extra's that you can eventually unlock. The only flaw in this game is the camera angles, they can get annoying when your doing a hard part in the game. Overall, this is a good game and people who like adventure games should buy this now.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) › See all customer reviews...		Search Customer Reviews Only search this product's reviews