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February 2026’s Nintendo Life eShop Selects ranking places Caves of Qud (Switch eShop) at #1, followed by The Disney Afternoon Collection (Switch 1 & 2) and Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition (Switch 1). The piece notes some Switch 2 shadow drops weren’t reviewed, lists honorable mentions, and explains the voting method used to determine the podium, with readers invited to vote.
Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot told Variety that Rayman is a landmark franchise and the Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition on Switch is the first step in its comeback, a digital museum that collects classic versions and bonus content while hinting at future Rayman projects. Some early impressions cite bugs and a revamped soundtrack, with Ubisoft exploring options to swap between old and new music as it navigates broader company restructuring.
Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition on Switch uses a reimagined soundtrack, sparking fan calls to restore the original music. Ubisoft says the proper team will look into the request, with music rights/licensing and the late composer Rémi Gazel’s credits complicating potential changes; there is currently no toggle to switch back, though updates could address OST concerns.
Rayman creator Michael Ancel said in Retro Gamer that the original Rayman will receive a PlayStation 5 HD rerelease with added checkpoints to reduce frustration; reports also point to a Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition from Atari (distributed by U&I Entertainment), and Ubisoft is said to be working on two Rayman projects, including a Legends remake, though no release date is announced.
Rayman creator Michel Ancel hinted at a high-definition remake of the original Rayman with additional checkpoints to ease progression, while reports of a Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition surface in ratings and listings; ongoing Ubisoft restructuring leaves the remake’s fate unclear but indicates continued interest in Rayman projects.
Australian Classification listings hint that Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition is headed to Nintendo Switch, with Atari reportedly developing and publishing; no official announcement yet, and the listing suggests potential new features not present in the original Rayman.