Watched a B-Mask video on Rayman 3, then remembered I had Rayman 3 on GOG and booted it up.

Rest of the evening was Rayman 3.

It's rare to come across a game that weaves music into its game design and story so strongly, and that has such a strong identity in each world. Some things haven't aged well (jokes and the camera controls), but it's still one of my favourite games.

Managed to get to the swamp and am looking forward getting to the end boss, hee. He was always very fun. And I want to see the Teensie king again!