Yeah, that guy is linked to many prototypes that have surfaced onto the internet, like the Ratchet & Clank: Into The Nexus beta. (he even have a video of a early multiplayer match of the cancelled Star Wars Battlefront 3.) The channel of this guy is interresting, he have a lot of video about beta and debug copy of games. Where did you find this ?Įdit : Seems like a other person also have a review copy with debug mode enabled. It's not every day you get to experience an adventure that's so simple yet so fulfilling.Birds858 wrote:Interresing, maybe we can find unused level or enemy. Not only does it bring Rayman back into the spotlight even in a greater way than Origins did, but it also superbly uses platformer mechanics. This title is excellent for the nostalgic ones. There are more levels than before, and they are more varied too, even if the gameplay is pretty similar, it is a more polished version of the same game style. Don't worry though, each version of the game has something unique to it, but the gamepad implementation in the Wii U is the most interesting and original one. This title started off as a WII U exclusive, and you can see this in the way that this is the best version. And while it doesn't have that element of surprise by its side as its predecessor did, it's still incredible. Rayman Legends is pretty similar in many ways to Rayman Origins, but that can be a great thing.
But be careful, this adventure is full of danger, and you'll have to face big bosses and challenging levels. Using the 2D platformer mechanics, our goal is to rescue the 700 teensies scattered around all of these levels. Going from taking inspiration from Jules Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea to the Mexican Día de Los Muertos.
In this adventure around these worlds, we'll find different imaginative locations inspired by legends and myths. This title is divided into five words with around ten levels each. There isn't much to say about the plot of the game, but the fun part about it all is the gameplay.
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