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Rayman (GBC)
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Following in the same footsteps as the Rayman series, Rayman on the Game Boy is a very cute affair and ideal for children or adults alike. And although the game may take some time for the little critters--it's a huge 30 levels in size--it is broken down into nice step-by-step levels that see you jumping, swinging and grabbing for hearts and food on your merry mission. The game, which is very kids based, sees you fighting to save your world from the evil Mister Dark who wants to steal the light away from Rayman's world and become it's ruler. If you are a fan of the Rayman series, then this is the best way to take this quirky humour with you wherever you travel, and one to certainly keep the little ones quiet for sometime. --Stuart Miles
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5/5 |
the first time i played it...
(September 22, 2001) |
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...it was fairly hard but now i can complete it in less than an hour. it was great for the first and perhaps second time i played it but now its just too easy. Its adictive but not replayable. i think that that moves that rayman does are cool. the helipower and the golden fist make use of the small but useful power of the gameboy color |
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5/5 |
Gameboy at its best.
(August 12, 2001) |
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I'm 19. And in my opinion Rayman is by far the best game available on the Gameboy. I was addicted to the original Rayman on the PC, and so was a bit disappointed when I found myself completing the game in a few days...but the fun doesn't end there. Then you're taken to a map of all the areas, and you go back, collecting tings and freeing creatures. Most games offer 7 or 8 levels, but Rayman boasts 30 or more levels, each different, with powers to collect along the way, and once you've completed the whole game, there are many time-racing challenges you can play. All in all a good game for all ages. |
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5/5 |
A Leg-less Wonder
(September 04, 2000) |
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Rayman on the Game Boy Color is, graphically, one of the best games on the handheld. There is a vivid use of colour and superb animations and scrolling. The game gives you control Rayman, a weird creature without arms or legs, to rescue some fairies called Tings and stop the evil Mr Dark from stealing their energy. If you've played a Mario game on the Game Boy then you'll know what Rayman's all about; the gameplay is similar as you run and leap through various worlds, aquiring extra moves as you go such as the 'Helico' power which allows you to glide through the air. The game is very enjoyable, with enough challenge to keep young and older players satisfied as they tackle the levels and recover the caged Tings. On the whole, Rayman is one of the best platformers on the Game Boy. Very nearly beats Mario at his own game. |
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3/5 |
Good but a bit easy
(September 03, 2000) |
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It is really great but is easy once you get the hang of it. The graphics are good and you can get really hooked on it. Once you defeat the boss you have to go back through it all to get all the cages and it gets a bit boring. There aren't many skills to get and is just a shortened version of the playstation game! |
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