GAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! Last week, following some hinting in the Xbox 360 version of Rayman Raving Rabbids, we found out that the Rabbids were returning to the Wii and DS. This week, following an announcement at the Ubidays conference, we find out that's all they're returning to. Too bad it's still just a bunch of minigames.
In Rayman Raving Rabbids 2, the bunnies are out to rule our world. The Rabbids have set up an interdimensoinal gate in a shopping mall and are ready to take over the Earth. Rayman will stop them, blah, blah, blah -- just give us more bunnies screaming, "DAHHHHHHHHH!" There will be 60 minigames and there's sure to be more information at Min-E3 before the game's launch this fall. Now can we please, please, please get the Rabbids in a non-minigame setting? A classic platformer would do nicely -- or a Rabbid RTS. We're just looking forward to seeing more Rabbid commercials.
In Rayman Raving Rabbids 2, the bunnies are out to rule our world. The Rabbids have set up an interdimensoinal gate in a shopping mall and are ready to take over the Earth. Rayman will stop them, blah, blah, blah -- just give us more bunnies screaming, "DAHHHHHHHHH!" There will be 60 minigames and there's sure to be more information at Min-E3 before the game's launch this fall. Now can we please, please, please get the Rabbids in a non-minigame setting? A classic platformer would do nicely -- or a Rabbid RTS. We're just looking forward to seeing more Rabbid commercials.
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"The Rayman property took a huge jump backwards with this DS platformer." - ds.ign.com
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A good game made by the team that brought us "King Kong DS"? Hahaha, good fricking luck.
The GBA game was decent, just not enough use of the rabbids tbh.
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IGN was saying that it was crap for a Rayman Platformer, not that it will always be. They didn't spend enough time on the DS version, sadly. I had high hopes that were crushed.
I really hoped that Raving Rabbids 2 would be an adventure game like all the rest of the Rayman games. I prefer games with some substance, something that Raving Rabbids failed at. I hope they make a REAL Rayman game again soon. 1, 2, and 3 were great fun.
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But ended up selling it for 20 bucks.
If the multiplayers good for this it could be a buy.
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(remember the NES days? Before people could read other's opinions? *sigh* gamers were much happier back then)
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Oh well I guess we get a 10th version of Splinter Cell for the 360.. yuppie! (not)
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"DAAAAH" would be the new 'eric cartman' voice and "omg you killed kenny" in public schools everywhere :)
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hate to say it, but i would "consider" buying a wii for this game. i enjoyed the first one on ps2 and as i'm sure it didn't take all that much effort to make i'm a bit supprised it's not comming to 360, ps3, and p2 as i'm sure it helped to racke in a bit more cash. maybe it just wasn't enough overall as the other consoles had better games to be buying and better catering to the demographic last time.
yeah, and there's no way i'm going to chip the crust and dust off my wifes unloved DS to play this either. (we both prefer psp)
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