Michel Ancel found a Rayman game that never got finished in its original format.

Ancel, who’s currently working on Beyond Good & Evil 2 (as well as WILD, which has been in the shadows for a year now), has found Rayman… on the Super Nintendo. He was happy to see the game work flawlessly, and he shared a few pictures of the prototype which runs at sixty frames per second, too. Whether he was joking or not, he mentioned that he should do a Nintendo Switch version of this game. (Why not? After all, the concept, as well as most of the design is his work…)

Unseen64 says that this game was planned to be a two-player coop title, but Ubisoft decided to push Rayman over to the next console generation (such as the first PlayStation), and he launched in September 1995 in the end.

Ancel should consider updating the „number zero” Rayman game to make it available digitally on a few platforms. We’d not reject that idea.

Pixel lovers … Did this 25 years ago , the game was playable on the Super nintendo console but was never finished + We’ve lost the build . All these pixels are lost , like tears in the rain …

A photo posted by Michel Ancel (@michelancel) on Oct 18, 2016 at 1:18pm PDT

It’s working !!!! 4 people in the world have seen this . We thought it was lost , but somewhere in the cold electronic circuit , something was still alive . and running at full 60fps !!! should do a Switch version of this ?

A photo posted by Michel Ancel (@michelancel) on Oct 23, 2016 at 1:17am PDT