A prototype for the unreleased Super Nintendo Rayman game is now playable for free.
Kotaku reports developer Omar Cornut, founder of Lizardcube, successfully uploaded the prototype to Dropbox. However, you'll need a SNES emulator to play it. You can check out footage of the title here.
It's still very much just an early build of the game, containing only a single small environment, a few character animations, and the ability to jump. Cornut received the prototype - and approval to put it online - from Rayman creator Michel Ancel, who re-discovered it last year.
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Kotaku reports developer Omar Cornut, founder of Lizardcube, successfully uploaded the prototype to Dropbox. However, you'll need a SNES emulator to play it. You can check out footage of the title here.
It's still very much just an early build of the game, containing only a single small environment, a few character animations, and the ability to jump. Cornut received the prototype - and approval to put it online - from Rayman creator Michel Ancel, who re-discovered it last year.
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