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Rayman 2: The Great Escape
3DS
Released On: Mar 22, 2011
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6.4
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Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 39 Critic Reviews
61
15% Positive
6 Reviews
6 Reviews
72% Mixed
28 Reviews
28 Reviews
13% Negative
5 Reviews
5 Reviews
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 39 Critic Reviews
61
15% Positive
6 Reviews
6 Reviews
72% Mixed
28 Reviews
28 Reviews
13% Negative
5 Reviews
5 Reviews
The addition of 3D is nice, but those who have already experienced the joys of Rayman 2 can probably move on. The rest of you should take this opportunity to see what you've been missing. [April 2011, p.85]
While nowhere near perfect Rayman 3D is the best portable version of the game to date that's worth picking up if you've never played Rayman 2 before.
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 68 User Ratings
6.4
37% Positive
25 Ratings
25 Ratings
38% Mixed
26 Ratings
26 Ratings
25% Negative
17 Ratings
17 Ratings
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 68 User Ratings
6.4
37% Positive
25 Ratings
25 Ratings
38% Mixed
26 Ratings
26 Ratings
25% Negative
17 Ratings
17 Ratings
Surprisingly enjoyable. I say surprising because at the ripe old age of twelve, you'd expect the mechanics to be grey and riddled with arthritis. Despite a camera that often refuses to behave itself, Rayman 3D is as robust as it is enjoyable.
This is a good game, as it already was when it was launched almost fifteen years ago, but its only new feature is the 3D view, without a graphic overhaul or anything else new.
Rayman 3D takes a classic gaming experience and excites with 3D visuals, but fails to solve the camera and control problems.
Rayman 3D is the umpteenth version of Rayman 2: quite entertaining for its gameplay, largely despicable for its graphics. The title still retains some historic value, but it's not certainly this 3D episode the best way to enjoy it.
3D effect really, really, really hurts.
Not much to say beyond this is the same Rayman 2 we all know and love. Personally i believe it has aged far better than the likes of Mario 64 and Banjo Kazooie, but I suppose that is merely my own opinion. Whether it is the definitive version of Rayman 2 is debatable. With graphics on par with Rayman Revolution on the PS2 minus the new features Revolution added. It is up to you whether you prefer more features or the ability to play Rayman 2 in what is an adequate use of 3D. All in all this is easily still my favorite platformer from 3 generations ago and it has aged a lot better than some critics may think.
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[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]
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El mayor problema aqui es que esa versióon esta plagada de bugs. Si no fuera por eso seria de los mejores juegos de la 3DS, porque rayman 2 es de los mejores plataformas 3D que jugué en la Nintendo 64, pero no se puede admitir que un juego lanzado en 2011 tenga una calidad inferior al original de 1999.
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It's Rayman 2 for the 10,000th time. It's kind of like a good joke that gets told way too much. In short if you have played any version of Rayman 2 you've played this if you haven't you can pick this up cheap and even though there are better ports there is nothing wrong with the game, it's **** the bottom of the "unoriginal" and diving into new and scary territory. All I can say is we could have gotten some new content but no. It's Rayman 2 anything good to say about it has been said and now feels redundant because everyone's played it 10,000 times. This is pathetic even by ubisofts standards and was a quick cash grab. To sum up ubisoft expects you to re buy a game they have been re hashing for over a decade with no new content for $40, no thanks.
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Summary Unlike many other flashy games, Rayman 2's excellence extends to its relentlessly inventive gameplay.
Rated E
for Everyone
Platforms:
- PlayStation 2
- PlayStation
- PC
- Nintendo 64
- Dreamcast
- iOS (iPhone/iPad)
- 3DS
- DS
Initial Release Date: Mar 22, 2011
Developer:
- Ubisoft Casablanca
Publisher: Ubisoft
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