The camera is the only problem with the game (although it's not as bad as some 3D action/adventures out there). In fact, this version retains the style of the others-a certain natural-looking cartooniness not found in most games. Obviously, the graphics aren't quite as nice as those on the DC or N64, but they're still impressive. In addition, voices have been added to all of the main characters (although I can't say I enjoy them very much).
It has all of the familiar stuff, of course (the collection of items, innovative mini-games, etc.) but some of its levels are changed-new parts have been added, tweaked or deleted altogether. While it's basically the same game as the Dreamcast and N64 versions (which means it's a highly polished, fun game.an average of 9 points out of 10), it has a few additions and modifications. Even though it's a little late making its way over to the PlayStation, I think Rayman 2 is well worth the wait.
