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Rayman 2: The Great Escape (2000) Game Information

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Rayman 2: The Great Escape (2000)
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385

Avg. Rating:

5.00/5

# of Ratings:

1

US Release Date:

09/15/2000

Platform:

PlayStation

ESRB Rating:

E
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Developer:

Ubisoft

Publisher:

Ubisoft

Genres:

Action

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Also Available On:

Nintendo 64, PC, Sega Dreamcast

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  Rayman 2 Master
Rayman 2 Master
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02/13/2012 (0 of 0 found this helpful)

Rayman 2 PS1 reveiw

Rayman is the dude with no arms or legs or neck, his body is somehow connected.
In this adventure on the PlayStation Rayman has been captured by The "Robot pirates"
ever since no body was able to defend against them.
Globox is sent to free Rayman.
As rayman escapes He Has a big journey ahead of himself.
This is the first version of Rayman 2 game feature Real voices in stead of gibberish But that is not a good or bad thing the voices are not that good.
The game will feel rushed sometimes because of the ps1 limited power the levels are shorter and there are also some very cool level changes
The graphics are not the best of Rayman
This version of Rayman 2 features 1 exclusive baddie that is also on Rayman 1 but only on the PLAYSTATION 1 version of rayman 2.
instead of 1000 lums the...

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  Rayman 2 Master
Rayman 2 Master
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Rayman 2 is so cool its a A huge game.
Rayman 2: The Great Escape (2000)
Rayman 2 PS1 reveiw
Rayman is the dude with no arms or legs or neck, his body is somehow connected.
In this adventure on the PlayStation Rayman has been captured by The "Robot pirates"
ever since no body was able to defend against them.
Globox is sent to free Rayman.
As rayman escapes He Has a big journey ahead of himself.
This is the first version of Rayman 2 game feature Real voices in stead of gibberish But that is not a good or bad thing the voices are not that good.
The game will feel rushed sometimes because of the ps1 limited power the levels are shorter and there are also some very cool level changes
The graphics are not the best of Rayman
This version of Rayman 2 features 1 exclusive baddie that is also on Rayman 1 but only on the PLAYSTATION 1 version of rayman 2.
instead of 1000 lums there are 800
Although there are limitations on this version there is a demo at the end of the game if you free a specific amount of cages and get enough lums which means you can play the original Version of Rayman 2..
The Music is one of the best parts, It is early perfect but a few pause errors.
Overall This game is a "MUST HAVE" For any Playstation owner or rayman fan
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