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Rayman Raving Rabbids is not your standard Wii video game. There are some very unique features about this game that make it look like it may be for kids, but it really is not something you want the kiddies getting their hands on. IntroductionRayman Ra...
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Most comedic games go like this: you play, there’s a cutscene, then you laugh. While this has been a satisfying formula since the first comedy PC and console games were made, it doesn’t quite break the barrier of interactivity. By keeping the...
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OCModShop Updated: 2012-01-25 07:01:25
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TitleRayman: Raving RabbidsRatingEveryone! DeveloperUbisoftRelease DateNovember 19th, 2006PlatformWii, Xbox 360, PC, PS2, PSPGenreAction/AdventureRayman was a launch title for the Wii, and many of us are wondering, "what is keeping this game competiti...
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Since the early days, people writing about games have been making comparisons with other works in other forms of media. First we called Infocom’s text adventures interactive fiction, then we called The Seventh Guest an interactive movie. Then we...
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In real life we’d shudder at the thought of slapping a cute bunny rabbit around the chops with the back of our hands, but let’s face it, there’s something really amusing about having such cruel intentions in a videogame. Watching these f...
Entertaining, Funny, Shows off Wiimore capabilities...
More fun with friends than on your own...
Another location for the first person shooter mini-games is set on the beach where you encounter bunnies in snorkels, bunnies resting on sun loungers and jumping in and out of beach huts. This time round your plungers now has a grappling hook function...
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After playing games like Red Steel, Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz, and The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess on Nintendos new Wii console, Ive come to a conclusion that might wind up being unpopular: I dont think these are the best games on the s...
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Rayman Raving Rabbids makes great use of the Wiis unique aspects and offers a very sweet, but short, experience Created by French graphic artist Michel Ancel in 1992 and the mascot of publisher Ubisoft, Rayman is one of the most unusual characters yo...
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Rayman: Raving Rabbids is nothing more than a thinly veiled collection of minigames, and thats not necessarily a bad thing but it lacks a sense of cohesion that would have made the game a truly worthwhile title.
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Updated: 2012-01-25 07:01:27
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HighsGreat sense of humor; The vast majority of the 70 minigames are a blast, especially the rhythm minigames; Great multiplayer party game; Awesome use of humorous sound effects.LowsNot all of the minigames are winners; Not much to do single player wi...
Great sense of humor; The vast majority of the 70 minigames are a blast, especially the rhythm minigames; Great multiplayer party game; Awesome use of humorous sound effects.
Not all of the minigames are winners; Not much to do single player wise once you finish story mode other than try to improve upon your scores; Graphics are no better than a nice looking Gamecube game.
In terms of quality of minigames, Raving Rabbids is probably the best the party game genre has ever seen. Much like Wii Sports, it is pick up and play friendly and has the potential to attract people that aren’t actually on the gaming scene.
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