Knowing Ubisoft games you won't have to wait that long. I don't understand how Ubisoft manage to make any money - they always have an absolute shitload of staff working on their games and the prices of their games always drop within a few weeks after launch.
Rayman Legends on PS4 & Xbox One: Uncompressed textures, no load times
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Knowing Ubisoft games you won't have to wait that long. I don't understand how Ubisoft manage to make any money - they always have an absolute shitload of staff working on their games and the prices of their games always drop within a few weeks after launch.
I got the game for PS4 for £22 yesterday, I was pretty happy to say the least!
I've only done the first section so far, but it's a great looking game and it's really fun. This is certainly going to keep me entertained for a long while
pretty done
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This game is bad on remote play. If the Xbone has a good dpad and you want your cheevos go for it. The PS4 dpad has served me well through Legends.
Still with this? They're good with a touchscreen
Yep
The Murfy levels were designed for a touchscreen and play much better that way. Those levels are pretty pointless and boring without the touch controls. Wii U or Vita version is the way to go.
That is what we have been trying to tell people. Until you play the Murfy levels the correct way (with touch controls) then you don't know what you are missing.
I usually am not a fan of touch controls but taking them out in this case ruins the whole point of the levels and the way that they were originally designed. The Wii U and Vtia versions are superior thanks to this.
Having now played both the Wii U and PS4 versions, I completely disagree.
Controlling the character instead on those levels keeps the pace of the game up, keeps the fun, and avoids unnecessary deviations to another, inferior gameplay experience.
I felt like your opinion matched mine back when the other versions came out, but playing through the game again on the PS4 completely changed the mind.
Without playing co-op, the non-touch versions are the way to go.
Admiral Woofington
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I played co-op with my friend all of last weekend on the PS4. It looked as good as PC version for me, and it played amazing.
FrenchMovieTheme
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I would get the wiiU version but I have more friends on ps4 and like the daily challenges + high scores so I'll buy on ps4 eventually. I did rent it on xbone and love the game but I hate the xbone controller for this game :/
Still having a good time with it!
Still having a good time with it!
Rodney McKay
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Yeah, I really enjoy some of that stuff on the Vita. Rotating the screen to rotate the level in sections works really well. Those segments feel a little like lemmings or something as you help guide the character through the level.
It adds a satisfying bit of diversity to the game, and makes it better than just being Rayman Origins with a new artstyle. And from the GB QuickLook I saw of of the 360 version, some of the implementation of the touch stuff in there seemed kinda lacking.
Tribes of Trusty
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Sooo I got a Wii U and a PS4, which version should I buy ? I tried the Wii U demo with a friend and if the murphy level was kind of fun, maybe it was the novelty of it...
Might be a silly question, are Murphy levels exclusive to WiiU? Or are they the ones where you move to the beat of the music? If they are they're great fun on Xbox too! I wish there were more of them.
Prince Vultan
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If you've already got a Vita you might as well just get the Vita version if that was where you planned playing it anyways. Exact same game with more content/levels than any of the others. Plus it'll cost you a lot less than the next gen version right now most likely.
Just my two cents
pretty done
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No, they're the levels where you hit O/B to have the flying frog guy (Murphy) move various obstacles in the level. Seems to only be better on the touch screen versions when playing multiplayer.
Ooh those, they're fun as well, can imagine they're great with a touchscreen too tho.