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DS/DSi
Platform
| Also for: | Wii | ||
| Viewed: | 3D Third-person, floating camera | Genre: | Platform |
| Media: | Cartridge | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Ubisoft | Soft. Co.: | Ubisoft |
| Publishers: | Ubisoft
(GB) |
Released: | 16 Nov 2007
(GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 3+ | ||
Summary
The transformation of Rayman from a strange and mildly unsettling French kiddy game icon that most gamers outside of France never really got (even 'ver kids) into a quality and surprisingly daft flagship party game for Nintendo's Wii continues unabated.
Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 is not a solitary pleasure. This is not to say you can't play the game alone, there's a significant single player element to the game called 'Trip Mode' - with some barking mad storyline based around the rabbids being in training to invade planet Earth or somesuch madcap scheme.
It's kind of like playing WarioWare Smooth Moves or Wii Sports Tennis on your own, which are perfectly pleasant and acceptable ways to pass the time - as long as the neighbours don't catch you through the back window. But once you've had a taste of playing 'proper' Wii games (such as this is) against a real, live breathing human opponent, it's hard to go back.60 brand new games which riff on popular culture and take the Michael in varying degrees are on offer, with the ante from the first game suitably upped. Players will travel the world, jumping across regions such as the USA, Europe and Asia to take on the Rabbids in local environments.
Ubisoft has also packed the game with oodles of customisation options. 110 items, including skins, hats, accessories and clothes are up for grabs to customise Rayman and those rascally Rabbids.
Earth needs you!
Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 is not a solitary pleasure. This is not to say you can't play the game alone, there's a significant single player element to the game called 'Trip Mode' - with some barking mad storyline based around the rabbids being in training to invade planet Earth or somesuch madcap scheme.
It's kind of like playing WarioWare Smooth Moves or Wii Sports Tennis on your own, which are perfectly pleasant and acceptable ways to pass the time - as long as the neighbours don't catch you through the back window. But once you've had a taste of playing 'proper' Wii games (such as this is) against a real, live breathing human opponent, it's hard to go back.60 brand new games which riff on popular culture and take the Michael in varying degrees are on offer, with the ante from the first game suitably upped. Players will travel the world, jumping across regions such as the USA, Europe and Asia to take on the Rabbids in local environments.
Ubisoft has also packed the game with oodles of customisation options. 110 items, including skins, hats, accessories and clothes are up for grabs to customise Rayman and those rascally Rabbids.
Earth needs you!
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