In each level there are Tings to collect, which, like in the original game, will reward the player with a life once a certain amount is collected: in this game, however, only 30 of them are needed instead of 100. On the Nintendo 3DS version the player can use the available save state feature, like in any other Virtual Console game on the system.
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Between each level the player will get a save code which can later be used to load the game since there's no battery save available. Each level has an exit sign, shown as an arrow pointing downwards, which moves Rayman on to the next level. The game, like the original game it is based on, is a 2D sidescroller where the player gets to control Rayman. We'll also give you magic powers during the course of your quest! Go now! We Tings will show you the way: follow and catch us as you go. Hold on, my friends! You won't be imprisoned for long Hurry up, Rayman: go after him and break open the Cages you find along the way! He stole their energy for himself, throwing the world in chaos and darkness, with monsters spawning from everywhere! Dark came and imprisoned the Toons, the precious light-giver sprites of our land Hey, wake up! We are the tiny fairies called Tings. The only characters in the game, apart from generic enemies, are Rayman, Mr Dark, Dark Rayman, the Tings and the Toons. The allies – Betilla, the Magician, Tarayzan, the Musician and Joe the Extra-Terrestrial – are all omitted, and so are the bosses – Moskito, Mr Sax, Mr Stone, Space Mama and Mr Skops. Most characters from the original Rayman do not appear in this version. However, the game remains notable for its final boss battle against Mr Dark which has been changed drastically. Due to the cartridge size limitations, the game is much shorter than the original Rayman, and many characters and locations are absent. The Game Boy Color version can be downloaded through the Virtual Console service on the Nintendo 3DS family of systems. It was first released for the Game Boy Color in 2000 with some enhanced ports later being released for the Pocket PC, Palm OS and Symbian.
Rayman is a 2D sidescrolling platform game based on the original Rayman game. Game Boy Color, Pocket PC, Palm OS, Symbian, Nintendo 3DS (Virtual Console) Jean-Marc Geoffrey (artistic and animation director) This list is nowhere near exhaustive.Davide Soliani, Giordano Nisi, Marc D'Souza, Massimo Guardini, Riccardo Landi
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