Not really. According to
All Game Guide, PC and Nintendo 64 versions came out in 1999 and Dreamcast and PlayStation versions followed several month later, in 2000.
According to them, the Dreamcast version and Rayman 2: Revolution for PS2 come with some extra content:
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Originally Posted by AGG
Rayman 2: The Great Escape for the Sega Dreamcast features exclusive bonus levels, Internet downloads, and a brand new multi-player game. It is a 1-4-player game and is VMU and Jump Pack compatible.
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Originally Posted by AGG
Rayman 2: Revolution is an enhanced version of Rayman 2: The Great Escape for the PlayStation 2. Among the new features compared to the Dreamcast and Nintendo 64 versions are better graphics, new level designs, additional enemies and a tougher difficulty level.
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Fine additions, then, but nothing to write home about.
I've been thinking about getting Rayman Gold and Rayman 2 myself, but I really don't have time to play them. Haven't even played Psychonauts yet, not to mention other 50+ unplayed games sitting on my shelf.
Oh well, they're cheap and I can't resist a good bargain.
