As the title already says, i finally completed Rayman 2 100%, i broke all the cages, got all the 999 lums (plus the secret one) and defeated the final boss. i even took a screenshot and yet still can't believe i did it. But i think there's something i'm missing. I mean, in other platforming games like Donkey Kong Country trilogy you could get up to 101%, i remember in Crash Bandicoot 3 i got up to 104%(!!!).

What i want to know is if there's something similar to that in Rayman 2, and if yes, what do i need to do for that?

Thanks!

Really? I really enjoyed the game, brought me back great memories (i had the PS1 version), too bad it's over. :(

Thanks for the anwswer!

You should do yourself a favor and look for a copy of Rayman Revolution for the PS2.

I haven't played it yet but I basically think it's Rayman 2 but with an overworld, higher difficulty, and extra stuff to do. I'm not sure of what all the changes are but you should definitely look it up if you can't get enough of Rayman 2. I hear it's amazing if you liked any of the older versions.

Yeah, i've heard a lot about the "Revolution" edition, maybe i'm gonna look for a copy someday, good thing i still have my PS2. For now, i will start playing Rayman 3 and complete Legends and the mobile games (Rayman Jungle & Fiesta Run). Anyway, thanks for the tip!

I should warn you that Rayman Revolution on the PS2 is incredibly glitchy, specifically with sound effects and while a lot of the original level designs are used, some things are tweaked. It's a completely different experience as a result.

Have you played Origins?

You can get it here when it's on promo.

I know, but i was looking for the console version for a better experience, but now i remembered i could solve the problem with the good and old HDMI cable and USB controllers (in case the game doesn't detect any controller but the xbox gamepad, then Xbox Controller Emulator to the rescue). With that in mind, i will buy the game, not now, but i will.
Just one more question: Does the version sold here on GOG requires Uplay or it's DRM-free (sounds like a dumb question, i know, i just want to make sure)? Because that's why i bought the console version of Legends instead of the PC version, no constant internet connection required to play (only required for access to the online challenges, obviously).

The GOG, Humble Store and retail version of the game are all DRM-free.