Rayman Raving Rabbids
- Tame Sharks, Eagles, Rhinos, Spiders, and Angelfish — each with their own unique capabilities
- Combat the ultra-crazed Evil Rabbits; there are several types with their own whacked-out characteristics
- Explore the colorful, fantastic World of Rayman – huge, free-roaming environments and epic landscapes that mix reality and cartoons
Product Description
Rayman Raving Rabbids brings you back to the world of Rayman, just as it’s being threatened by demonic rabbits! With the help of magical creatures, Rayman must battle to save his world from the bunnies. It’s a splendid way for Rayman to punch his way onto a next-gen platforms!Amazon.com
Rayman Raving Rabbids is the edgiest and most off-the-wall gaming experience in the history of the Rayman franchise. This new Rayman game features the most amusing, zaniest, wackiest antics ever when hordes of nasty bunnies invade Rayman’s world. They enslave him, forcing Rayman to participate in a series of gladiator-like trials. In order to win his freedom, Rayman must entertain and outwit these crazed, out-of-control bunnies.
Beat the terrible bunnies and become a megastar! |
Unlock mini-sports meeting to play with friends. View larger. |
Innumerable uses for the Wii Remote allow for creative game modes. View larger. |
How many Raving Rabbids can you take out in 30 seconds? View larger. |
Multiplayer sports meeting are as quick as they are hilarious. View larger. |
Welcome to a new generation of Rayman
You’d be hard-pressed to find a game with as much character as Rayman Raving Rabbids. From the creative minigames to the quirks of the bunnies, this game packs an immense amount of entertainment on one disc. It’s rare in sports meeting that failing during a competition can bring you as much joy as in fact succeeding, but Rayman Raving Rabbids does an admirable job of rewarding your failure with a large dose of comic screams, flying plungers and crossed eyes.
Of course, the point is to succeed and not let the bunnies laugh at your failure. Rayman Raving Rabbids may have a lot of stylishness but it has very small plot. Each level consists of four minigame challenges and one “boss battle,” so to speak. If you complete at least three of the minigames, the main gate opens, allowing you to take on a greater challenge. Once you play a minigame in the Tale Mode, you unlock that minigame and can play it at any time and against friends.
Implementation your Wii Remote
Hand it to Ubisoft’s development crew as they really took advantage of the Wii Remote and Nunchuk controllers’ capabilities. Some minigames are as unadorned as twirling the Wii Remote like a lasso and pushing a button to launch a cow as if you were in a hammer throw competition. Some minigames really test your coordinating, asking you to swing the Nunchuk like a jump rope and flicking the Wii Remote up to make Rayman jump.
Each level has one consistant challege, but: a rhythm game. As a song plays, the bunnies approach a spot on either stage left or right. When they hit that spot, you’ll shake the Nunchuk (if the bunny is on the left) or the Wii Remote when the rabbid hits the mark.
When you take on the boss stages, you’ll find yourself, more often than not, playing a rail shooter. The Wii Remote becomes your light gun, firing plungers at the horde of oncoming rodents. When your plunger supply runs out, shake the Nunchuk to reload. In recent years, the rail shooter (where you don’t control the movement) has been forsaken for the first-person shooter and free movement. The Rayman boss experience will make rail shooter fans rejoice. If other shooters can go as well as the plunger-fueled firing action of Rayman Raving Rabbids, the genre will come back with a vengeance.
Impressive replay regard
There’s extra incentive to play the many minigames of Rayman Raving Rabbids. When you complete a game in Challenge Mode, the game gives you a code that you can penetrate at the Rayman Web site which basically gives you access to special features on the site.
The minigames of Rayman Raving Rabbids skew toward a younger consultation, and at first, an above-average gamer should find the sports meeting to be pretty simple. But, once the minigames are unlocked, a huge challenge awaits you to get the highest scores and blast your friends in multiplayer challenges. That’s when the real party starts! Rayman delivers exactly what the Wii promises: fun and lots of it. Here’s hoping the bunnies come back for multiple invasions!
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I simply cannot clarify in words how dull this game is. The first person shooter aspect of this game is all rail based. You cannot choose where to go and it is very irritating.
The dancing parts of this game are worthless and pointless. The gestures you make with the wii-remote are tedious.
If you are looking for a fun game that is worth your time and cash, look somewhere else.
Might I also add this game now has made me feel an urge to kill every rabbit I see.
Rating: 1 / 5
Ok, I’m no goody-goody. I like the Sopranos, Tarantino flicks, and Quake 4.
But there is something icky about the goal of a game that has a player repeatedly hitting a rabbid on the head with a hammer. Many people on this list say it is non-violent, but hitting “animals” (yeah I know they are possessed) with shovels, hammers, pulling worms out of their teeth and watching them hit each other with spiked clubs, well it just leaves me icky. Is this what “E” for everyone means?
My kids don’t like the game. It feels like a bunch of technical demonstration programs linked together. I don’t reflect it’s enjoyable either. It’s going up for sale.
Rating: 1 / 5
this game is basically a bunch of mini-sports meeting combined… some of the sports meeting are not too terrible but some are just plain stupid… i reflect its terrible how u in fact have to beat the sports meeting in tale mode first before u can play them… the dancing game is terrible also… it wasn’t too terrible the first two times… but they you have to keep playing them… i’m on the third or fourth one and i’m just stuck because its hard to do the motions sometimes when you have 7-8 rabbits coming out all at once… i’ve been at this dance game for about half an hour and i’m stuck cuz i can’t beat it… now i can’t play the rest of the 82 percent of the game because i’m stuck at one part… this sucks!
Rating: 2 / 5
Rayman Raving rabbids is not really a game, but more like a tech demo. Sure, Wii already has tech demos, in fact, most of the launch line up (except for Zelda) is filled with tech demos. But what makes this one different? It has retarded screaming bunnies. From this already, your excellent instincts should tell you to stay away You play as a limbless creature named Rayman, who has been kidnapped by retarded bunnies, and you have to partake in something like 70 minigames to plunge your way to freedom. The premise is stupid, just a way to tie together all the minigames. The minis themselves range from barely playable to just plain abysmal. You will not want to play most of these sports meeting, because they are either stupid concepts or terribly designed. Very few of the sports meeting are fun, but they lose their charm after playing them once or twice. Many of the minigames also share the same gimmick,, which wouldn’t be a issue if the gimmicks were less unadorned and simple to spot. The minigames alone makes the game horrible and not worthy of anyones cash.
There are really only two upsides to owning this game. One, the first person shooter boss battles. After every stage (composed of 4 sports meeting) there is a boss battle, and sometimes you are treated to a very fun arcade stylishness shoot’em up game. These are some of the best use of the controller on the system, and are increadably fun, but you will have to suffer owing to the rest of the crap to get to it. The other upside is humor. The Bunnies are so stupid and they are so horribly exploited in some of the minigames that it becomes amusing. Of course, you are lowered down do retarded humor, but if you just need a excellent laugh, this game will grant entertainment.
Otherwise, this game is just a terrible minigame pool that may grant some fun in the form of a boss battle, or just retarded humor, but usually it is just frustratingly terrible, not worth the time or cash. Save both by giving this one a pass
2/5 by and large
Rating: 2 / 5
It’s a fun and very addictive game but if you despise yucky out stuff this game I recommend avoiding.
Rating: 3 / 5