Rayman Bowling 2 - Revision history

Mortamon Saturn at 17:00, 31 March 2025

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	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==
	''Rayman Bowling 2'' is a 2D arcade-like action game with slight elements of bowling sports simulation.		''Rayman Bowling 2'' is a 2D arcade-like action game with slight elements of bowling sports simulation.
	Unlike {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the original}}, the game does away with traditional bowling rules and [[Rayman]] can only shoot the bowling balls straight, being able to do so continuously without the limitations of a frame system. To compensate for the removed aiming mechanic, [[Rayman]] ~~can~~ move laterally very fast.		Unlike {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the original}}, the game does away with traditional bowling rules and [[Rayman]] can only shoot the bowling balls straight, being able to do so continuously without the limitations of a frame system. To compensate for the removed aiming mechanic, [[Rayman]] is able to move laterally very fast.

	The goal is to throw bowling balls to knock down every enemy bowling pin in the game's boards, which contain 10 phases each with different sets of pins.		The goal is to throw bowling balls to knock down every enemy bowling pin in the game's boards, which contain 10 phases each with different sets of pins.
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	The game features hostile bowling pins alongside the regular realistic ones. Enemies have a varied resilience and some can attack by spitting flames or rockets, while others only exist as obstacles, replacing the stage obstructions from {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the first game}}.		The game features hostile bowling pins alongside the regular realistic ones. Enemies have a varied resilience and some can attack by spitting flames or rockets, while others only exist as obstacles, replacing the stage obstructions from {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the first game}}.
	[[Rayman]]'s health is limited to six points and is only replenished once the player reaches a new board ~~or a boss~~.		[[Rayman]]'s health is limited to six points and is only replenished once the player reaches a boss or a new board.

	[[Rayman]] has an unlimited supply of bowling balls, but the number which he uses is tallied throughout the whole game and the final result is displayed on the title screen, thus replacing the score per frame system of {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the first ''Rayman Bowling''}} and inciting players to be as efficient as possible for a better score.		[[Rayman]] has an unlimited supply of bowling balls, but the total number which he uses is tallied throughout the whole game and the final result is displayed on the title screen, thus replacing the score per frame system of {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the first ''Rayman Bowling''}} and inciting players to be as efficient as possible for a better score.

	==Levels==		==Levels==

Mortamon Saturn at 16:38, 31 March 2025

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	It is a celebration of {{rw\|Rayman (series)\|the ''Rayman'' franchise}}'s 25th anniversary.		It is a celebration of {{rw\|Rayman (series)\|the ''Rayman'' franchise}}'s 25th anniversary.

	This fan-made sequel is fast-paced and action-oriented, featuring more elements akin to a traditional {{rw\|Rayman (series)\|''Rayman'' game}} such as enemies or a life point system, while {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the original ''Rayman Bowling''}} was a sports simulation game. ''Rayman Bowling 2'' provides an actual story and simplified ~~but~~ dynamic gameplay mechanics, making it very different to {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|''Rayman Bowling 1''}} despite the nearly identical graphics.		This fan-made sequel is fast-paced and action-oriented, featuring more elements akin to a traditional {{rw\|Rayman (series)\|''Rayman'' game}} such as enemies or a life point system, while {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the original ''Rayman Bowling''}} was a sports simulation game. ''Rayman Bowling 2'' provides an actual story and simplified, yet dynamic gameplay mechanics, making it very different compared to {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|''Rayman Bowling 1''}} despite the nearly identical graphics.

	It features some music from most main entries in ~~the~~ {{rw\|Rayman (series)\|the ''Rayman'' series}} as its soundtrack, as well as some of their sound effects.		It features some music from most main entries in {{rw\|Rayman (series)\|the ''Rayman'' series}} as its soundtrack, as well as some of their sound effects.

	==Plot==		==Plot==

Mortamon Saturn at 16:35, 31 March 2025

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	The game features hostile bowling pins alongside the regular realistic ones. Enemies have a varied resilience and some can attack by spitting flames or rockets, while others only exist as obstacles, replacing the stage obstructions from {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the first game}}.		The game features hostile bowling pins alongside the regular realistic ones. Enemies have a varied resilience and some can attack by spitting flames or rockets, while others only exist as obstacles, replacing the stage obstructions from {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the first game}}.
			[[Rayman]]'s health is limited to six points and is only replenished once the player reaches a new board or a boss.

	~~[[Rayman]]'s health is limited to six points and is only replenished once the player reaches a new board or a boss.~~		[[Rayman]] has an unlimited supply of bowling balls, but the number which he uses is tallied throughout the whole game and the final result is displayed on the title screen, thus replacing the score per frame system of {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the first ''Rayman Bowling''}} and inciting players to be as efficient as possible for a better score.
	[[Rayman]] has an unlimited supply of bowling balls, but the number which he uses is tallied throughout the whole game and the final result is displayed on the title screen, thus replacing the score per frame system of ~~the~~ {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the first ''Rayman Bowling''}} and inciting players to be as efficient as possible for a better score.

	==Levels==		==Levels==

Mortamon Saturn at 16:34, 31 March 2025

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	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==
	''Rayman Bowling 2'' is a 2D arcade-like action game with slight elements of bowling sports simulation.		''Rayman Bowling 2'' is a 2D arcade-like action game with slight elements of bowling sports simulation.
	Unlike {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the original}}, the game does away with traditional bowling rules and [[Rayman]] can only shoot the bowling balls straight, being able to do so continuously without the limitations of a frame system. To compensate for the removed aiming ~~system~~, [[Rayman]] can move laterally very fast.		Unlike {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the original}}, the game does away with traditional bowling rules and [[Rayman]] can only shoot the bowling balls straight, being able to do so continuously without the limitations of a frame system. To compensate for the removed aiming mechanic, [[Rayman]] can move laterally very fast.

	The goal is to throw bowling balls to knock down every enemy bowling pin in the game's boards, which contain 10 phases each with different sets of pins.		The goal is to throw bowling balls to knock down every enemy bowling pin in the game's boards, which contain 10 phases each with different sets of pins.

Mortamon Saturn at 16:33, 31 March 2025

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	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==
	''Rayman Bowling 2'' is a 2D arcade-like action game with slight elements of bowling sports simulation.		''Rayman Bowling 2'' is a 2D arcade-like action game with slight elements of bowling sports simulation.
	Unlike {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the original}}, the game does away with traditional bowling rules and [[Rayman]] can only shoot ~~hiw~~ bowling balls straight, being able to do so continuously without the limitations of a frame system. To compensate for the removed aiming system, [[Rayman]] can move laterally very fast.		Unlike {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the original}}, the game does away with traditional bowling rules and [[Rayman]] can only shoot the bowling balls straight, being able to do so continuously without the limitations of a frame system. To compensate for the removed aiming system, [[Rayman]] can move laterally very fast.

	The goal is to throw bowling balls to knock down every enemy bowling pin in the game's boards, which contain 10 phases each with different sets of pins.		The goal is to throw bowling balls to knock down every enemy bowling pin in the game's boards, which contain 10 phases each with different sets of pins.

Mortamon Saturn at 13:14, 31 March 2025

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	Unlike {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the original}}, the game does away with traditional bowling rules and [[Rayman]] can only shoot hiw bowling balls straight, being able to do so continuously without the limitations of a frame system. To compensate for the removed aiming system, [[Rayman]] can move laterally very fast.		Unlike {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the original}}, the game does away with traditional bowling rules and [[Rayman]] can only shoot hiw bowling balls straight, being able to do so continuously without the limitations of a frame system. To compensate for the removed aiming system, [[Rayman]] can move laterally very fast.

	The goal is to throw bowling balls to knock down every enemy bowling pin in the game's boards, which contain 10 phases each.		The goal is to throw bowling balls to knock down every enemy bowling pin in the game's boards, which contain 10 phases each with different sets of pins.
	Each board ends with a boss battle which [[Rayman]] must overcome in the same way.		Each board ends with a boss battle which [[Rayman]] must overcome in the same way.

Mortamon Saturn: Added more details and improved the phrasing in a few lines.

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	It is a celebration of {{rw\|Rayman (series)\|the ''Rayman'' franchise}}'s 25th anniversary.		It is a celebration of {{rw\|Rayman (series)\|the ''Rayman'' franchise}}'s 25th anniversary.

	This fan-made sequel is ~~more~~ action-oriented ~~with~~ more ~~gameplay~~ elements akin to a traditional {{rw\|Rayman (series)\|''Rayman'' game}} while {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the original ''Rayman Bowling''}} was a sports simulation game~~, featuring a~~ an actual story and simplified mechanics ~~with enemies and a very fast pace~~, making it very different despite the nearly identical graphics.		This fan-made sequel is fast-paced and action-oriented, featuring more elements akin to a traditional {{rw\|Rayman (series)\|''Rayman'' game}} such as enemies or a life point system, while {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the original ''Rayman Bowling''}} was a sports simulation game. ''Rayman Bowling 2'' provides an actual story and simplified but dynamic gameplay mechanics, making it very different to {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|''Rayman Bowling 1''}} despite the nearly identical graphics.

			It features some music from most main entries in the {{rw\|Rayman (series)\|the ''Rayman'' series}} as its soundtrack, as well as some of their sound effects.

	==Plot==		==Plot==
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	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==
	''Rayman Bowling 2'' is a 2D arcade action game with slight elements of bowling sports simulation.		''Rayman Bowling 2'' is a 2D arcade-like action game with slight elements of bowling sports simulation.
	Unlike {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the original}}, the game does away with traditional bowling rules and [[Rayman]] can only shoot hiw bowling balls straight, being able to do so continuously without the limitations of a frame system. To compensate for the removed aiming system, [[Rayman]] can move laterally very fast.		Unlike {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the original}}, the game does away with traditional bowling rules and [[Rayman]] can only shoot hiw bowling balls straight, being able to do so continuously without the limitations of a frame system. To compensate for the removed aiming system, [[Rayman]] can move laterally very fast.

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	[[Rayman]]'s health is limited to six points and is only replenished once the player reaches a new board or a boss.		[[Rayman]]'s health is limited to six points and is only replenished once the player reaches a new board or a boss.
	[[Rayman]] has an unlimited supply of bowling balls, but the number which he uses ~~he's~~ tallied and the final result is displayed on the title screen, inciting ~~the player~~ to ~~play~~ as ~~efficiently~~ as possible for a better score.		[[Rayman]] has an unlimited supply of bowling balls, but the number which he uses is tallied throughout the whole game and the final result is displayed on the title screen, thus replacing the score per frame system of the {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the first ''Rayman Bowling''}} and inciting players to be as efficient as possible for a better score.

	==Levels==		==Levels==
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	==Characters==		==Characters==
	* [[André]]: The rude Dark Lum Lord and the main antagonist from {{rw\|Rayman 3\|''Rayman 3 Hoodlum Havoc''}}, returning to have his revenge. He's fought in [[Board 1]], and despite his small size, he's perfectly capable of throwing bowling balls at [[Rayman]] ~~and he~~ also ~~summons~~ bowling pins to defend himself. Being a sore loser, he swears when he's defeated and asks [[Rayman]] to leave him alone, being afraid to be turned into a {{rw\|Red Lum}} by his {{rw\|grimace}} again.		* [[André]]: The rude Dark Lum Lord and the main antagonist from {{rw\|Rayman 3\|''Rayman 3 Hoodlum Havoc''}}, returning to have his revenge. He's fought in [[Board 1]], and despite his small size, he's perfectly capable of throwing bowling balls at [[Rayman]], also summoning bowling pins to defend himself. Being a sore loser, he swears when he's defeated and asks [[Rayman]] to leave him alone, being afraid to be turned into a {{rw\|Red Lum}} by his {{rw\|grimace}} again.
	* [[Admiral Razorbeard\|Razorbeard]]: The spacefaring {{rw\|Robo-Pirate}} Admiral and the main antagonist from {{rw\|Rayman 2\|''Rayman 2 The Great Escape''}}, returning to fight [[Rayman]] again. He challenges [[Rayman]] in [[Board 2]]. Due to his weak stature, he's fought in a low-budget version of the {{rw\|Grolgoth}} called the "Bowlgoth" which doesn't come with an escape pod. This results in Razorbeard complaining about having to walk all the way home with his pegleg once he's defeated, grumbling angrily ~~while leaving~~. His Bowlgoth is capable of shooting bowling balls from its arms and missiles from its torso, the latter requiring to open its head and exposing itself to attacks.		* [[Admiral Razorbeard\|Razorbeard]]: The spacefaring {{rw\|Robo-Pirate}} Admiral and the main antagonist from {{rw\|Rayman 2\|''Rayman 2 The Great Escape''}}, returning to fight [[Rayman]] again. He challenges [[Rayman]] in [[Board 2]]. Due to his weak stature, he's fought in a low-budget version of the {{rw\|Grolgoth}} called the "Bowlgoth" which doesn't come with an escape pod. This results in Razorbeard complaining about having to walk all the way home with his pegleg once he's defeated, grumbling angrily as he leaves. His Bowlgoth is capable of shooting bowling balls from its arms and missiles from its torso, the latter requiring to open its head and exposing itself to attacks.
	* [[Mr Dark]]: The diabolical and mysterious sorcerer [[Rayman]] had defeated during {{rw\|Rayman 1\|his first adventure}}. He's the one initiating the game's story by challenging [[Rayman]] to a game of bowling with [[André]] and [[Admiral Razorbeard\|Razorbeard]] at his side, jokingly explaining that they had to challenge [[Rayman]] to bowling because the game is called "''Rayman Bowling 2''". He's fought in [[Board 3]] and uses his spells to attack Rayman with flames or bowling balls which ~~spins~~ around himself.		* [[Mr Dark]]: The diabolical and mysterious sorcerer [[Rayman]] had defeated during {{rw\|Rayman 1\|his first adventure}}. He's the one initiating the game's story by challenging [[Rayman]] to a game of bowling with [[André]] and [[Admiral Razorbeard\|Razorbeard]] at his side, jokingly explaining that they had to challenge [[Rayman]] to bowling because the game is called "''Rayman Bowling 2''". He's fought in [[Board 3]] and uses his spells to attack Rayman with [[Fire\|flames]] or bowling balls which spin around himself.
	* [[The Teller]]: The living embodiment of the eponymous puzzle game by {{rw\|Michel Ancel}} released in 1990, also known as ''Brain Blasters''. He's fought after [[Mr Dark]] at the end of [[Board 3]], attacking [[Rayman]] quickly with bowling balls and missiles, and summoning bowling pins as minions. He takes the appearance of a default puzzle piece from that game, but is first seen disguised as [[Mr Dark]] throughout most of the ~~game~~, and claims to have been in that same disguise during ''{{rw\|Rayman 1}}''. Jealous of [[Rayman]]'s success, he waited 25 long years to exact his vengeance and to have a chance to surpass the [[Rayman\|limbless hero]] so he can take his place as {{rw\|Michel Ancel\|his creator}}'s favorite and successful game franchise, although noticing {{rw\|Michel Ancel\|his father}} abandoned [[Rayman\|his brother]] too. Despite this, he had no evil intentions and only wanted to be loved and get a new game, even surrendering completely after being defeated and going as far as asking [[Rayman]] to put an end to his life. Touched by [[Rayman]]'s offer of peace, he accepts to wait together for their next game, and gets to be introduced to [[Rayman]]'s friends.		* [[The Teller]]: The living embodiment of the eponymous puzzle game by {{rw\|Michel Ancel}} released in 1990, also known as ''Brain Blasters''. He's fought after [[Mr Dark]] at the end of [[Board 3]], attacking [[Rayman]] quickly with bowling balls and missiles, and summoning bowling pins as minions. He takes the appearance of a default puzzle piece from that game, but is first seen disguised as [[Mr Dark]] throughout most of the adventure, and claims to have been in that same disguise during ''{{rw\|Rayman 1}}''. Jealous of [[Rayman]]'s success, he waited 25 long years to exact his vengeance and to have a chance to surpass the [[Rayman\|limbless hero]] so he can take his place as {{rw\|Michel Ancel\|his creator}}'s favorite and most successful game franchise, although noticing {{rw\|Michel Ancel\|his father}} abandoned [[Rayman\|his brother]] too. Despite this, he had no evil intentions and only wanted to be loved and get a new game, even surrendering completely after being defeated and going as far as asking [[Rayman]] to put an end to his life. Touched by [[Rayman]]'s offer of peace, he accepts to wait together for their next game, and gets to be introduced to [[Rayman]]'s friends.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	'''Windows:'''<br>		'''Windows:'''<br>
	[[File:Globe.png\|16px\|Worldwide]] September 1st, 2020<br>		[[File:Globe.png\|16px\|Worldwide]] September 1st, 2020<br>
	\| genre = ~~Sports~~ simulation~~, action~~		\| genre = Action, sports simulation
	\| gameplay mode = Single player		\| gameplay mode = Single player
	\| platforms = PC		\| platforms = PC
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	'''''Rayman Bowling 2''''' is a comedic unofficial sequel to the original ''{{rw\|Rayman Bowling}}'' using the Game Maker engine, released in 2020 by [[Ryemanni]].		'''''Rayman Bowling 2''''' is a comedic unofficial sequel to the original ''{{rw\|Rayman Bowling}}'' using the Game Maker engine, released in 2020 by [[Ryemanni]].
	It is a celebration of {{rw\|Rayman (series)\|the ''Rayman'' franchise}}'s 25th anniversary.		It is a celebration of {{rw\|Rayman (series)\|the ''Rayman'' franchise}}'s 25th anniversary.

			This fan-made sequel is more action-oriented with more gameplay elements akin to a traditional {{rw\|Rayman (series)\|''Rayman'' game}} while {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the original ''Rayman Bowling''}} was a sports simulation game, featuring a an actual story and simplified mechanics with enemies and a very fast pace, making it very different despite the nearly identical graphics.

	==Plot==		==Plot==
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	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==
	''Rayman Bowling 2'' is a 2D action bowling sports ~~simulator~~ game.		''Rayman Bowling 2'' is a 2D arcade action game with slight elements of bowling sports simulation.
			Unlike {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the original}}, the game does away with traditional bowling rules and [[Rayman]] can only shoot hiw bowling balls straight, being able to do so continuously without the limitations of a frame system. To compensate for the removed aiming system, [[Rayman]] can move laterally very fast.

	The goal is to throw bowling balls to knock down every bowling pin in the game's boards, which contain 10 phases each.		The goal is to throw bowling balls to knock down every enemy bowling pin in the game's boards, which contain 10 phases each.
	Each board ends with a boss battle which [[Rayman]] must overcome in the same way.		Each board ends with a boss battle which [[Rayman]] must overcome in the same way.

	The game features hostile bowling pins alongside the regular ones. Enemies have a varied resilience and some can attack by spitting flames or rockets, while others only exist as obstacles.		The game features hostile bowling pins alongside the regular realistic ones. Enemies have a varied resilience and some can attack by spitting flames or rockets, while others only exist as obstacles, replacing the stage obstructions from {{rw\|Rayman Bowling\|the first game}}.

	[[Rayman]]'s health is limited to six points and is only replenished once the player reaches a new board or a boss.		[[Rayman]]'s health is limited to six points and is only replenished once the player reaches a new board or a boss.

Mortamon Saturn at 16:20, 5 August 2024

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	\| gameplay mode = Single player		\| gameplay mode = Single player
	\| platforms = PC		\| platforms = PC
			\| ratings = All ages (OGRS)
	\| distribution media = [https://gamejolt.com/games/rayman_bowling_2/532563 Digital download]		\| distribution media = [https://gamejolt.com/games/rayman_bowling_2/532563 Digital download]
	\| game engine = Game Maker		\| game engine = Game Maker

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	\| image = [[File:Rayman Bowling 2 Game Jolt Cover.png\|center\|320px\|Rayman Bowling 2]]		\| image = [[File:Rayman Bowling 2 Game Jolt Cover.png\|center\|320px\|Rayman Bowling 2]]
	\| developed by = [[Ryemanni]]		\| developed by = [[Ryemanni]]
	\| soundtrack by = Nathalie Drouet, {{rw\|Rémi Gazel}}, Frédéric Louvre, Frédéric Prados and Olaf Zalcman <small>(music from ''{{rw\|Rayman 1\|Rayman}}'')</small><br>		\| soundtrack by = Nathalie Drouet, {{rw\|Rémi Gazel}}, Frédéric Louvre, Frédéric Prados and Olaf Zalcman <small>(music from ''{{rw\|Rayman 1\|Rayman}}'')</small> <br>
	{{rw\|Éric Chevalier}} <small>(music from ''{{rw\|Rayman 2\|Rayman 2 The Great Escape}}'')</small><br>		{{rw\|Éric Chevalier}} <small>(music from ''{{rw\|Rayman 2\|Rayman 2 The Great Escape}}'')</small> <br>
	Plume, Fred Leonard and Laurent Parisi <small>(music from ''{{rw\|Rayman 3\|Rayman 3 Hoodlum Havoc}}'')</small><br>		Plume, Fred Leonard and Laurent Parisi <small>(music from ''{{rw\|Rayman 3\|Rayman 3 Hoodlum Havoc}}'')</small> <br>
	{{rw\|Christophe Héral}} and Billy Martin <small>(music from ''{{rw\|Rayman Origins}}'')</small>		{{rw\|Christophe Héral}} and Billy Martin <small>(music from ''{{rw\|Rayman Origins}}'')</small>
	\| release date =		\| release date =

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	\| image = [[File:Rayman Bowling 2 Game Jolt Cover.png\|center\|320px\|Rayman Bowling 2]]		\| image = [[File:Rayman Bowling 2 Game Jolt Cover.png\|center\|320px\|Rayman Bowling 2]]
	\| developed by = [[Ryemanni]]		\| developed by = [[Ryemanni]]
	\| soundtrack by = Nathalie Drouet, {{rw\|Rémi Gazel}}, Frédéric Louvre, Frédéric Prados and Olaf Zalcman <small>(music from ''{{rw\|Rayman 1\|Rayman}}'')</small><br>		\| soundtrack by = Nathalie Drouet, {{rw\|Rémi Gazel}}, Frédéric Louvre, Frédéric Prados and Olaf Zalcman <small>(music from ''{{rw\|Rayman 1\|Rayman}}'')</small> <br>
	{{rw\|Éric Chevalier}} <small>(music from ''{{rw\|Rayman 2\|Rayman 2 The Great Escape}}'')</small><br>		{{rw\|Éric Chevalier}} <small>(music from ''{{rw\|Rayman 2\|Rayman 2 The Great Escape}}'')</small> <br>
	Plume, Fred Leonard and Laurent Parisi <small>(music from ''{{rw\|Rayman 3\|Rayman 3 Hoodlum Havoc}}'')</small><br>		Plume, Fred Leonard and Laurent Parisi <small>(music from ''{{rw\|Rayman 3\|Rayman 3 Hoodlum Havoc}}'')</small> <br>
	{{rw\|Christophe Héral}} and Billy Martin <small>(music from ''{{rw\|Rayman Origins}}'')</small>		{{rw\|Christophe Héral}} and Billy Martin <small>(music from ''{{rw\|Rayman Origins}}'')</small>
	\| release date =		\| release date =