“No problem!”
Less than a decade after the French studio was founded, Ubi Soft Entertainment (as it was then), released colourful and seemingly armless character platformer Rayman onto an unsuspecting world. Leon, Jesse, Michiel, Tony and a whole bunch of nostalgic correspondents remember the fun highs and the frustrating lows of this, as it turns out, notoriously uncompromising adventure…
Music featured in this issue:
1. World map by Rémi Gazel/Didier/Stéphane Bellanger
2. Moskito’s Rage by Rémi Gazel/Didier Lord/Stéphane Bellanger
Cane and Rinse 433 was edited by Jay Taylor
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