If you enjoyed this video, be sure to check out my latest documentaries on the history of Chris Sawyer (creator of Transport Tycoon, RollerCoaster Tycoon and Locomotion): th-cam.com/video/Q15Py17tiEA/w-d-xo.html as well as the history of Oddworld Inhabitants: th-cam.com/video/04Mqgm7w_80/w-d-xo.html Let me know which other game franchises you'd like to see documentaries on in the future!
Hi. Thanks for this amazing video. Is it possible to use some of its parts? Me and my brother make videos about games stories and Rayman is my personally favorite game series and I would like to make video about him. Thank you in advance.
@@ScripThor You're more than welcome to use/reference parts of my video, so long as it's used in a transformative way and you give credit, as that falls under Fair Use. You cannot just re-upload the entire video though.
Rayman was my first ever video game. My parents got me a PS2 for Christmas and my dad browsed around for video games that were suitable for a 6 year old- Rayman was one of them. I’ve been in love with the entire series ever since ☺️
That was an amazing documentary, very well made and detailed! Rayman is one of my all time favourite games and it's very hard to find information on it! Thank you so much! 🥰
Me and my mum played Rayman 2, though I never finished it, I had watched my mum finish the game, it truly was an amazing game. (I was still very young when I played)
I was never mad by the fact Ubisoft made more games or marketing for the Rabbids rather than for Rayman. Furthermore, I consider sometimes those characters should get better ideas to have great games like: go home or kingdom battle instead of being used as comedy relief. However, they shouldn't leave him behind because he deserves as much acknowledgement as the Rabbids do. Hopefully, we can see him again in future projects, such as: Sparks of hope.
rayman and abes oddysee! 2 of the hardest games to ever exist! but rayman was almost impossible to beat without knowing every level and dying 100 times
Rayman legends and origins are my childhood games, it's sad that ubisoft kinda just left him hanging, but at least he's going to be in the mario + rabbids dlc
The only word I can find to describe Rayman Legends is "Generous" it as so much high quality content and for having worked in the game industry I was always puzzled as to how they got to convince executives to put that much content in the game. Loved the game, but I got to admit I raged a bit trying to 100% it.
Sad how they carried 3d Rayman games, rayman 2 was well welcomed and loved for its innovative 3d style, Rayman 3 perfected it and took it to a new level wich was also well received by fans. So WHY did they abandonned that concept?? I take it that they took a "break" with mini games fun new concept rayman vs rabbids, but after that they went back to 2d wich was per your say , not THAT well received by fans. Good critics but bad selling, it shows that 2d rayman 1 style was niche and less tendance. They wanted to please Rayman 1 fans but "deceived" so many others. (I know I was lol, I love 3d and less 2d) and INSTEAD of bringing a new 3d raymans with new techonology they clung on that old 2d rayman style that was already not well received. You'd think they learned and went back on 3d rayman finally after that break? NO they abandonned it literally!! And now they are suprised they're not that much liked anymore. (tbh assassin's creed aside and yet even that they manage to mess it up over the years, I don't know them for much more)
I only covered the mainline Rayman games in this documentary - not the spin-offs/mobile games. Mainly due to there not being much interesting info regarding their development.
@@ReliableRhubarb that's tottaly understandable. Rayman M deserves some love and it's usually skipped unfortunately. Thanks for great video either way!
“rayman was invented by a 13 year old game-making prodigy who traveled the paris metro alone and took a mysterious limousine to meet a guy at a castle” ??? what
I grew up on Rayman, but I stepped back from the series because Raving Rabbits was horrible. How do you go from a bad ass game like Rayman 3 Hoodlum Havoc and enemies like the Knaaren, to crazy rabbits?
@@phoenixdblack Exactly. I am a huge Rayman fan, but the Rabbit games and the recent ones just didn't catch me as much as Rayman 2 and 3. I want a modern version and badass of Rayman 3 with its powerups and such, with the elements of Rayman 2 mixed in. Please
Yeah I gave up on Rayman after rabbids too. I don't know what it was but it wasn't a rayman game. And thanks to this video I now know the one they cancelled for rabbids looked amazing!
Raving Rabbits is just a joke. Rayman 3 was cool, had awesome graphics, cool ideas, and great fights, parkours, and puzzles, and don't get me started on the awesome moments and cool cutscenes in Rayman 2. Raving Rabbits is just a big joke.
Rayman 2 was a masterpiece. Easily one of my favorite games ever. I wish other versions kept the weird language the N64 version had instead, though. If Ubisoft made another 3D Rayman like the 2nd game, I would buy it in a heartbeat.
I never actually played 3, so 2 (The Great Escape) was my only contact with 3D Rayman games. It's lovely, I still have the soundtrack in my playlists and listen to it from time to time (great instrumental soundtrack to do art things to). The universe of Rayman 2 is awesome, full of magic and cool tech (the robot pirates), and in the game itself the sense of adventure is so fun.
@@quillsftw It's been a _while_ since I played either of them, but I strongly remember being of the opinion that Rayman 3 expanded and improved on pretty much everything we got in Rayman 2. Now, I'm definitely biased, because 3 is one of the first games I've ever played, but I think it had better and more diverse worlds, better music, better visuals (obviously) but also it just felt like a natural evolution of the art style. The most important thing in the list is definitely the combat. The enemies are a lot more interesting and life-like, and fighting them is more fun. The way they spread out and all attack you at the same time, and that they all have different attacks and ways to defeat them. The bosses are also more creative.
@@viktorthevictor6240 i think my issue with 3 was the power ups all being on a timer which made most of the game a mini time trial. And some of the power ups were permanent abilities in 2 like the swing. It made 2 feel more fluid where 3 felt more like it was divided into sections. The main villain (Andre) was more annoying as a character as well. With R2 I liked the darker story and style as well as the combat. Backtracking back to the cave of bad dreams sticks in my head and i loved it. 2 was significantly more difficult halfway through the game but I’m not using that as an argument for or against it, just a comparison. I could be biased as well for 2 was the first one I played.
I don't usually comment but wanted to say great research work, I was exactly looking for a rayman documentary and this is so complete, hopefully with a bit of sharing on reddit those videos receive the attention they deserve, quality is top, well done :)
I was searching for Rayman videos to watch while I ate my lunch and suddenly found this. This video is reeeealy high quality, from the way you speak without feeling boring to how you present the content itself. Keep up the good work. Subscribed
Here because of the rayman 4 source code being leaked on twitter. Curious about the history of this character and so far the video has done a great job introducing me to the franchise
Never properly playtested at least. The developers were skilled gamers and didn’t realize the difficulty curve was too high for the average gamer (especially the young demographic a cartoony character like Rayman would appeal to)
Amazing documentary! But I don't see there a shout out to my first Rayman game - Rayman M. Don't know when it was published, but it was very fun and quite challenging in my childhood. And in this game were the first steps to party gaming, it wasn't that suddenly appeared in Raving Rabbids for me.
I only covered the mainline Rayman games in this documentary - not the spin-offs/mobile games. Mainly due to there not being much interesting info regarding their development.
Everybody knows Rayman Origins isnt Rayman 4. End of discussion. Its like saying Rayman M is Rayman 3 or Rayman Rabbidts are Rayman 4 and Origins Rayman 5. Hope Rayman 4 will come someday!
Rayman had mad potential bro but Ubisoft just decided to throw away a classic and milk assassin Creed and fucking just dance but maybe this was the best outcome cause they probably would've screwed up rayman's legacy if they continued the franchise
You likely saw it on my main channel. I've since created this documentary-specific channel which will be the new home for all of my documentaries - since my main channel largely consists of anime videos that not everyone is interested in.
i miss the days when 2D animators were allowed to design games and character models… both Rayman and Jack and Daxter had 2D experts on their teams (Jak and Daxter had some Disney animators on their team even).
thanks for the insightful review of the franchise's story, there were some things i was unaware of.. echoing the last sentiments yes, hopefully we get a new rayman game, shame it won't have its very creator touch to it since Ancel left the video game industry but this character needs to live on.
Love the concept of your chanel and I'm happy TH-cam recommended me you! I would like to go back to the roots of Rayman, for me Rayman was at his prime in Rayman 2 and 3. Quirky Tim Burton art style and engaging new thinking mechanic's like in Rayman 3.
If thers one thing I can't get enough of its video game lore, history, secrets and other things. History is the moast entertaining often, like how super mario 64 was a staple for 3d and how ocarina of time introduced the lock on mechanism. One other intresting fact is that Silent Hill used the fog because of hardware limits not to make it scarier.
I just discovered your channel and the level of quality of your video is astounding ! Don't give up, keep up the good work and I'm sure your channel will grow and grow with time Kudos !
rayman fan calling rabbids killing franchise but why say answer yes it's not rabbids not bad franchise destroyer true destroy franchise assasin creeds got million money and gta5 lose rayman legends is true franchise dead back ground
I like the Dark Vibe Rayman 3 portrayed and i like the goofy colorful worlds of Rayman Origins and Legends. I believe one day we’ll get another Rayman 3D game and it’s going to be heat
People didn‘t buy origins?! It was genius (as was legends), got it several times. They bought all sorts of s#*t in the last 10 years of ubisoft. What I‘d give for a new 2D/3D rayman…
Rayman Origins and Rayman Legends have an incredible art style that ensures they will remain timeless. Games like them, Wind Waker, Okami, Castle Crashers, Hollow Knight, and Cuphead prove how valuable good art direction can be in ensuring a game's longevity. Games that focus on realism might be more impressive looking in the short term, but they lose their luster quickly and become outdated as technology improves
I am happy that people enjoy the latest Rayman games, orgins and legends, but i will always prefer the good old Rayman 1-2-3. I finished them all so many times, but only the latest a few times, and that's because of the hit'n run combat, i have trouble enjoying that kind of combat. Don't get me wrong, they are cool games, but mostly only because of the idea of using 2D again. The rabbids was also a huge kill joy, i was really hoping for a brand new 3D based Rayman 4. How dare you tease us Michel right before leaving UbiSoft 🙄
Rayman 1, is still FAR superior in graphical Beauty... compared to any of the other releases. They should never have turned Rayman into a 3D polygon game. It looked wretched... and I never bothered buying / playing them, as a result. I tried a few minutes worth of Rayman Legends... and the graphics were far more "Flat" looking, compared to the first... And the gameplay and levels felt very different, in a Bad way. As a result, that was the end of the line for me. I will forever treasure the original Rayman. I actually love how challenging it was... as I cant stand baby-difficulty + hand-holding type of games. If you can easily beat a game in a few hours... its not a proper good game design. Im in awe at how such a big company... would Not use the original Graphics team, to create the later 2D based Sequels. I dont care if the team would have asked for double their pay... they would have easily deserved it. I also dont understand the transition to 3D. There was Absolutely no reason for changing a fantastically beautiful 2D game, into a lackluster.. low poly.. 3d game. ZERO! 3D works great for games like Ridge Racer. But it doenst match the Challenge and Depth of Gameplay... of a typical 2D platformer. Not even close.
If you enjoyed this video, be sure to check out my latest documentaries on the history of Chris Sawyer (creator of Transport Tycoon, RollerCoaster Tycoon and Locomotion): th-cam.com/video/Q15Py17tiEA/w-d-xo.html as well as the history of Oddworld Inhabitants: th-cam.com/video/04Mqgm7w_80/w-d-xo.html
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Hi. Thanks for this amazing video. Is it possible to use some of its parts? Me and my brother make videos about games stories and Rayman is my personally favorite game series and I would like to make video about him. Thank you in advance.
@@ScripThor You're more than welcome to use/reference parts of my video, so long as it's used in a transformative way and you give credit, as that falls under Fair Use. You cannot just re-upload the entire video though.
@@ReliableRhubarb I fully understand. I will add source and references to your channel. Thank you very much 🙂
Can't believe all this led to Rayman eating sushi off an anthropomorphic cow's naked body
Relatable
"See you in Rayman 4" was the beginning of all my trust issues i have today
"See you in Rayman 4"
*Last online 9 years ago*
Rayman Origins is Rayman 4.
@@OhKayEl well is not really is just side game,
@@Melvinshermen How in the everloving FUCK is Rayman Origins a side game and not a main series title?
Dont cry, its going to be okay
Rayman Origins still remains as my favorite platformer of all time. The game is simply a work of art.
Rayman was my first ever video game. My parents got me a PS2 for Christmas and my dad browsed around for video games that were suitable for a 6 year old- Rayman was one of them. I’ve been in love with the entire series ever since ☺️
This is the quality content that I am looking for while I am high as a kite. Thanks for sharing your Rayman knowledge with us, Leepsilon.
That was an amazing documentary, very well made and detailed! Rayman is one of my all time favourite games and it's very hard to find information on it!
Thank you so much! 🥰
Glad you enjoyed it, and thank you for your kind words!
@@ReliableRhubarb My pleasure! I subscribed 🥰
This was fantastic to watch
Incredibly well researched, great narration; great job!
11:22 rayman with arms is absolutely cursed
Shoutout to Rayman Redemption, a great fan remake of the original first game!
I love Rayman, and always will
Bro keep uploading won’t be long until you have a video with a million views
Would have been nice to see you include spinoffs & mobile games even as a footnote to complete the documentary timeline
this video was awesome, thank you for your work.
Me and my mum played Rayman 2, though I never finished it, I had watched my mum finish the game, it truly was an amazing game. (I was still very young when I played)
I was never mad by the fact Ubisoft made more games or marketing for the Rabbids rather than for Rayman. Furthermore, I consider sometimes those characters should get better ideas to have great games like: go home or kingdom battle instead of being used as comedy relief. However, they shouldn't leave him behind because he deserves as much acknowledgement as the Rabbids do. Hopefully, we can see him again in future projects, such as: Sparks of hope.
dayem its been 6 years since i lastly played origins
gotta give it a revisit someday
I'm looking forward to rayman 4.
A modern rayman 3d game would be so awsome😢
rayman and abes oddysee! 2 of the hardest games to ever exist! but rayman was almost impossible to beat without knowing every level and dying 100 times
Great video M8!!
Rayman legends and origins are my childhood games, it's sad that ubisoft kinda just left him hanging, but at least he's going to be in the mario + rabbids dlc
lovely little documentary.
I wish we got Phoenix Studio's vision of Rayman 4
I watched this video like 6 times already 😂.
The only word I can find to describe Rayman Legends is "Generous" it as so much high quality content and for having worked in the game industry I was always puzzled as to how they got to convince executives to put that much content in the game.
Loved the game, but I got to admit I raged a bit trying to 100% it.
Sad how they carried 3d Rayman games, rayman 2 was well welcomed and loved for its innovative 3d style, Rayman 3 perfected it and took it to a new level wich was also well received by fans.
So WHY did they abandonned that concept?? I take it that they took a "break" with mini games fun new concept rayman vs rabbids, but after that they went back to 2d wich was per your say , not THAT well received by fans. Good critics but bad selling, it shows that 2d rayman 1 style was niche and less tendance. They wanted to please Rayman 1 fans but "deceived" so many others. (I know I was lol, I love 3d and less 2d) and INSTEAD of bringing a new 3d raymans with new techonology they clung on that old 2d rayman style that was already not well received. You'd think they learned and went back on 3d rayman finally after that break? NO they abandonned it literally!! And now they are suprised they're not that much liked anymore. (tbh assassin's creed aside and yet even that they manage to mess it up over the years, I don't know them for much more)
Great doc!
wait how many subscribers is that? 358? isn't there a k missing at the end?
Oh do I wish for another Rayman game like Rayman 1 or 2
Like many people you seem to have forgotten about the existence of Rayman Arena entirely, or at least you never mentioned it that I noticed.
This documentary covers the mainline Rayman games only - not the spin offs or mobile games.
@@ReliableRhubarb
Okay. I guess that makes sense.
origins carried my childhood fr
idk why but Rayman reminds me of an acid trip LOL!!
What about rayman M /rayman arena?
I only covered the mainline Rayman games in this documentary - not the spin-offs/mobile games. Mainly due to there not being much interesting info regarding their development.
@@ReliableRhubarb that's tottaly understandable. Rayman M deserves some love and it's usually skipped unfortunately.
Thanks for great video either way!
Ubi Soft destroyed Rayman greed went to their heads Rayman Raving Rabbids
Ubisoft now: Uhmm, watchtowers i guess.
0:26 ubisoft taking risks.
good old Times
Am I the only one who thinks Rayman's name is a mispronunciation of "Raymond"?
Your on the level of ahoy, just watched his monkey island review.
“rayman was invented by a 13 year old game-making prodigy who traveled the paris metro alone and took a mysterious limousine to meet a guy at a castle” ??? what
A great franchise. Unfortunatly underrated.
I would like to believe that it's due to its difficulty! Cause God this game is really hard
@@JJDSCHANNELN5871 Only the first game is REALLY hard bro
@@JJDSCHANNELN5871 and there are 4 other great mainline games to play
Jm Mateo 933 The second one was extremely difficult later in the game.
@@JmMateo933 agreed the first rayman is an asshole but still fun
I grew up on Rayman, but I stepped back from the series because Raving Rabbits was horrible. How do you go from a bad ass game like Rayman 3 Hoodlum Havoc and enemies like the Knaaren, to crazy rabbits?
Or rather: How do you go from the amazing 3d platformer with good storyline to a lazy party game
@@phoenixdblack Exactly. I am a huge Rayman fan, but the Rabbit games and the recent ones just didn't catch me as much as Rayman 2 and 3. I want a modern version and badass of Rayman 3 with its powerups and such, with the elements of Rayman 2 mixed in. Please
Yeah I gave up on Rayman after rabbids too. I don't know what it was but it wasn't a rayman game. And thanks to this video I now know the one they cancelled for rabbids looked amazing!
Raving Rabbits is just a joke. Rayman 3 was cool, had awesome graphics, cool ideas, and great fights, parkours, and puzzles, and don't get me started on the awesome moments and cool cutscenes in Rayman 2. Raving Rabbits is just a big joke.
Yup
Rayman 2 was a masterpiece. Easily one of my favorite games ever. I wish other versions kept the weird language the N64 version had instead, though. If Ubisoft made another 3D Rayman like the 2nd game, I would buy it in a heartbeat.
I preferred Rayman 3, but I agree that we need a new 3D Rayman
You’re probably the first person I’ve seen who prefers 3 over 2. But all the power to ya. Yeah we need a new 3D Rayman.
I never actually played 3, so 2 (The Great Escape) was my only contact with 3D Rayman games. It's lovely, I still have the soundtrack in my playlists and listen to it from time to time (great instrumental soundtrack to do art things to).
The universe of Rayman 2 is awesome, full of magic and cool tech (the robot pirates), and in the game itself the sense of adventure is so fun.
@@quillsftw
It's been a _while_ since I played either of them, but I strongly remember being of the opinion that Rayman 3 expanded and improved on pretty much everything we got in Rayman 2.
Now, I'm definitely biased, because 3 is one of the first games I've ever played, but I think it had better and more diverse worlds, better music, better visuals (obviously) but also it just felt like a natural evolution of the art style. The most important thing in the list is definitely the combat. The enemies are a lot more interesting and life-like, and fighting them is more fun. The way they spread out and all attack you at the same time, and that they all have different attacks and ways to defeat them. The bosses are also more creative.
@@viktorthevictor6240 i think my issue with 3 was the power ups all being on a timer which made most of the game a mini time trial. And some of the power ups were permanent abilities in 2 like the swing. It made 2 feel more fluid where 3 felt more like it was divided into sections. The main villain (Andre) was more annoying as a character as well.
With R2 I liked the darker story and style as well as the combat. Backtracking back to the cave of bad dreams sticks in my head and i loved it. 2 was significantly more difficult halfway through the game but I’m not using that as an argument for or against it, just a comparison.
I could be biased as well for 2 was the first one I played.
I don't usually comment but wanted to say great research work, I was exactly looking for a rayman documentary and this is so complete, hopefully with a bit of sharing on reddit those videos receive the attention they deserve, quality is top, well done :)
like the vouche for this :) !
Ubisoft has neglected this franchise far too much in the last 9 years just to milk Assassin’s Creed and Just Dance.
I was searching for Rayman videos to watch while I ate my lunch and suddenly found this. This video is reeeealy high quality, from the way you speak without feeling boring to how you present the content itself. Keep up the good work. Subscribed
The Wii and rabbids and most importantly Ubisoft killed Rayman
Amazing job getting this done. This should receive more views!
Here because of the rayman 4 source code being leaked on twitter. Curious about the history of this character and so far the video has done a great job introducing me to the franchise
I really enjoyed this video, Rayman 2 and 3 are very nostalgic for me!
''See you in rayman 4'' well that was a f*cking lie
I love Rayman so much, I've always been infatuated with each game. Such a wonderful franchise.
The first game wasn't playtested? That explains a lot.
Never properly playtested at least. The developers were skilled gamers and didn’t realize the difficulty curve was too high for the average gamer (especially the young demographic a cartoony character like Rayman would appeal to)
Kinda criminal that a video like this has a 3 digit view count. But great video nonetheless
Back when Ubisoft actually cared about their games
They still have this trend of hiring completely new and inexperienced people to their teams and it showed.
Amazing documentary!
But I don't see there a shout out to my first Rayman game - Rayman M.
Don't know when it was published, but it was very fun and quite challenging in my childhood. And in this game were the first steps to party gaming, it wasn't that suddenly appeared in Raving Rabbids for me.
I only covered the mainline Rayman games in this documentary - not the spin-offs/mobile games. Mainly due to there not being much interesting info regarding their development.
Really Sad how Michel Encel (which I met when i was a kid) got tired and disgusted by the industry.
why in gods name does this only have a thousand views?
I hope there will be Rayman 4 some day..... that would be a dream come true
Rayman Origins is Rayman 4.
@@OhKayEl No, not officially. Rayman 4 was already in developement. It was teased in 2006 but cancelled.
Rayman Origins is the fourth mainline installment in the Rayman series, so Rayman 4 can't exist anymore.
@@OhKayEl Murphy said see you in rayman four, he never appeared in origins
Everybody knows Rayman Origins isnt Rayman 4. End of discussion. Its like saying Rayman M is Rayman 3 or Rayman Rabbidts are Rayman 4 and Origins Rayman 5. Hope Rayman 4 will come someday!
What the fuck, ton contenu est incroyable, c'est franchement sous-coté, tu mérites tellement plus.
Rayman had mad potential bro but Ubisoft just decided to throw away a classic and milk assassin Creed and fucking just dance but maybe this was the best outcome cause they probably would've screwed up rayman's legacy if they continued the franchise
Oh man I love your research I've been looking for behind the scenes of rayman thank you :)
Still waiting for a new 3D Rayman game! Love this series!
Can’t Ubisoft started in a castle.
Can’t believe rayman did crack
I've always loved the aesthetics of this series.
Cool vid
I am pretty sure I watched this month's ago but let's watch it again
You likely saw it on my main channel. I've since created this documentary-specific channel which will be the new home for all of my documentaries - since my main channel largely consists of anime videos that not everyone is interested in.
i miss the days when 2D animators were allowed to design games and character models… both Rayman and Jack and Daxter had 2D experts on their teams (Jak and Daxter had some Disney animators on their team even).
thanks for the insightful review of the franchise's story, there were some things i was unaware of.. echoing the last sentiments yes, hopefully we get a new rayman game, shame it won't have its very creator touch to it since Ancel left the video game industry but this character needs to live on.
Great job. Excellent video!
10:12
"It was a bad idea to make 2d games at this point"
Castlevania Symphony of The Night
*laughs*
Rayman 1, 2 and 3 were amazing. What came after that was shit.
Legends and Origins are better.
Such a great video!
There was also a rayman game on Apple arcade called rayman mini that came out in 2019
Ever since the announcement of Rabbids, I've never liked them.
Man the concept art for the original plan with Rayman 4 makes me so sad with the direction rayman went instead
RAYMAN 1 WASN’T SUPPOSED TO BE DIFFICULT?!?!
the good times, back when game companies weren't corporate evil incarnate.
BANGO KAZUUEEE :P ! I loved that game xD!
This was a very thorough and appreciated video. I see you did Rachet and Clank too, maybe Sly Cooper or Jak and Daxter are next?
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Love the concept of your chanel and I'm happy TH-cam recommended me you! I would like to go back to the roots of Rayman, for me Rayman was at his prime in Rayman 2 and 3.
Quirky Tim Burton art style and engaging new thinking mechanic's like in Rayman 3.
If thers one thing I can't get enough of its video game lore, history, secrets and other things. History is the moast entertaining often, like how super mario 64 was a staple for 3d and how ocarina of time introduced the lock on mechanism. One other intresting fact is that Silent Hill used the fog because of hardware limits not to make it scarier.
I just discovered your channel and the level of quality of your video is astounding ! Don't give up, keep up the good work and I'm sure your channel will grow and grow with time
Kudos !
Thank you for your kind words. I've actually got a new documentary coming out this week, so I hope you look forward to it!
Be cool to see a Rayman and Crash cross over.
I can't believe that Rayman Legends leaked Amiibo
rayman fan calling rabbids killing franchise but why say answer yes it's not rabbids not bad franchise destroyer true destroy franchise assasin creeds got million money and gta5 lose rayman legends is true franchise dead back ground
a movie just came out
Your content is underrated man
Rayman is fookin dead. The zoomies HATE platformers.
i love rayman hes so skrunkly scrimblo and hes my babygirl
loved this game, i was always afraid of playing the level with the shooting eyes, got so on my nerves. awesome game!
same
I like the Dark Vibe Rayman 3 portrayed and i like the goofy colorful worlds of Rayman Origins and Legends. I believe one day we’ll get another Rayman 3D game and it’s going to be heat
Still waiting for Rayman 4
Crazy to think that the thing that made Ubisoft famous is the one thing they barely touch on anymore.
that ps1 sound, brings back memory's.
No wonder i love gaming so much.
People didn‘t buy origins?! It was genius (as was legends), got it several times. They bought all sorts of s#*t in the last 10 years of ubisoft. What I‘d give for a new 2D/3D rayman…
Rayman Origins and Rayman Legends have an incredible art style that ensures they will remain timeless. Games like them, Wind Waker, Okami, Castle Crashers, Hollow Knight, and Cuphead prove how valuable good art direction can be in ensuring a game's longevity. Games that focus on realism might be more impressive looking in the short term, but they lose their luster quickly and become outdated as technology improves
19:20 Yeah man! This is why Half-Life and Rayman is an amazing video game franchise
I am happy that people enjoy the latest Rayman games, orgins and legends, but i will always prefer the good old Rayman 1-2-3. I finished them all so many times, but only the latest a few times, and that's because of the hit'n run combat, i have trouble enjoying that kind of combat. Don't get me wrong, they are cool games, but mostly only because of the idea of using 2D again. The rabbids was also a huge kill joy, i was really hoping for a brand new 3D based Rayman 4. How dare you tease us Michel right before leaving UbiSoft 🙄
Rayman 1, is still FAR superior in graphical Beauty... compared to any of the other releases. They should never have turned Rayman into a 3D polygon game. It looked wretched... and I never bothered buying / playing them, as a result. I tried a few minutes worth of Rayman Legends... and the graphics were far more "Flat" looking, compared to the first... And the gameplay and levels felt very different, in a Bad way. As a result, that was the end of the line for me. I will forever treasure the original Rayman. I actually love how challenging it was... as I cant stand baby-difficulty + hand-holding type of games. If you can easily beat a game in a few hours... its not a proper good game design.
Im in awe at how such a big company... would Not use the original Graphics team, to create the later 2D based Sequels. I dont care if the team would have asked for double their pay... they would have easily deserved it.
I also dont understand the transition to 3D. There was Absolutely no reason for changing a fantastically beautiful 2D game, into a lackluster.. low poly.. 3d game. ZERO!
3D works great for games like Ridge Racer. But it doenst match the Challenge and Depth of Gameplay... of a typical 2D platformer. Not even close.