Rayman 3D

Rayman 3D is a platformer developed by Ubisoft Casablanca for the Nintendo 3DS, released in 2011. It is an adaptation of Rayman 2, originally released for the Dreamcast, rebuilt to take advantage of the 3DS hardware. The game makes use of the system's stereoscopic 3D display and Circle Pad, presenting the classic platforming adventure with updated visuals suited to the handheld. Players guide Rayman through the game's environments in third-person perspective, navigating obstacles and enemies across a series of levels. Beyond the visual overhaul, the adaptation includes revisions to accessibility, pacing, and the learning curve relative to the source game, adjusting the experience for a new platform and audience. It serves as one of the earlier major platforming titles available on the 3DS at the system's launch period.