If you can get past these visual issues, however, you'll find an enjoyable platformer with some solid controls and good level design underneath. The great thing about old 2D games is that they still preserve their sprite-based charm, but Rayman 2's extremely obnoxious polygons will definitely not be easy on the eyes. Rayman 2 is another example of a game that - while it may have looked fantastic several years ago - looks absolutely awful now. It's right up there with Ape Escape as the system's best platformer and it's a better overall gaming experience than any of the Crash Bandicoot and Spyro the Dragon games. The game has very few flaws, it's one of the best designed platformers of all time and if you don't have a Dreamcast and you consider yourself a fan of 3D platform adventure games, there's no reason why you shouldn't go out and buy this game right now. However, that's not really a legitimate reason to knock the game and - compared to its peers on PlayStation - Rayman 2 can hold its own against any other platform game on the system. The simple truth is that some of the magic of the game is lost when you play it on PlayStation, after seeing how beautiful the world looks on Dreamcast. Rayman 2: The Great Escape Price: $5.99 Developed by: Ubisoft Originally Released: September, 2000 Download Size: 380 MB Original Score: 9.2 read the full review So check out the information below and come back soon as we continuously update the Roundup with more classic gaming goodness. Each Retro Roundup outlines a game, breaks down what we thought of it then and what we think of it now, and we'll even tell you other ways you can get your hands on a copy.
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