Rayman's adventure with the raving Rabbids may return rapidly to consoles. In a book packaged with the Xbox 360 of Rayman: Raving Rabbids there is a photo that says "The End?" A sequel for Rayman shouldn't be unexpected considering the game did well in sales and the Wii version was the non-Zelda title people purchased with their system.The pessimistic gamer would say that because the teaser photo (found after the break) was in the Xbox 360 version, and none of the others, that it will be an Xbox 360 exclusive. We don't care what system it's for as long as the Rabbids and Rayman are in a classic platformer this time around instead of a collection of mini-games. Please, no more high-profile mini-game based titles for the Wii. It's time to get the Rabbids in an action platformer where they can show off their zaniness and become the stars we know they are. The new mantra should be: Rabbids don't do mini-games, but they do dance!
[Via WiiFanboy]
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DAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Those guys deserve their own TV series
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So much for that future of gaming
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What'd you expect from Ubisoft.
Play on the strength of the Wii. Does well on that machine let's slap it on every console out there to make a quick buck.
Anyways, Pray to god it be a platformer and not a mini game. Seriously, The Wii is capable of more than one genre. but then again, capable doesn't mean it'll be good lol.
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The fact that the hint to a sequel shows up in the 360 version might stem from the fact that they now know how popular the game is and they can anticipate making a sequel, whereas before for all they knew the game could have flopped. It would be fun to see them in a non puzzle game.
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For some reason, I have this unshakable feeling that the next game is going to be called "Rayman: Rabbid Rampage". It just seems to make sense to me.
Of course, I'm also convinced that Sega's going to re-enter the console market in 2010 and call their new system the "Dreamwave," so take my words with a grain of salt.
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