Skewed and Reviewed have posted a positive review for the new edition. They noted the inclusion of various format editions as a plus.
Adiba from NoobFeed writes: Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition includes five versions of a classic 2D platformer and surrounds them with a carefully chosen historical archive. The MS-DOS version alone has more than 120 extra levels made by fans and developers using the Rayman Designer tool, which makes it much more fun to play again. But you might wonder how much variety there really is beyond little differences in sound and animation, as most versions are very similar.
WTMG's Leo Faria: "Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition is an odd collection to talk about. On one hand, I was shocked at how well its visuals have aged, and I love how the addition of a rewind feature makes these once-frustrating games a lot more bearable to deal with. I also love the fact this absolute classic of a game is now preserved to posterity. But I also expected more from it. In terms of side content, the only neat inclusion worth speaking of is the 1992 SNES prototype. No interviews, no extras, no art galleries, no nothing. So while this is, without a doubt, the best way to experience this iconic platformer, I honestly think that Ubisoft’s most important game of all time deserved a much more respectable anniversary homage."
Our hero Rayman sure looks as spiffy today as he did in 1995, eh?
