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Rayman Raving Rabbids
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UnderGroundOnline
All of sudden a huge, scary-looking rabbit comes up from behind and kidnaps Rayman. From there, Rayman is thrown into a prison and forced into a gladiator type arena to compete for the sole purpose of entertaining the crowd of bunnies. Rayman's own
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AtomicGamer
Some of the mini-games wind up being really tough, and the developers have allowed the player a little breathing room on this. Every day's worth of challenges offers four mini-games for you to pick from in any order. You'll need to win at three of them
...read the complete Rayman Raving Rabbids review at AtomicGamer
Gaming Target
A huge demo machine that manages to show gamers what the controller is capable of while providing an entertaining single-player and multiplayer mode.
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Cheat Code Central
The game is almost fully realized although it suffers from some repetition, but that gives it room for improvement. I will patiently be awaiting "Rayman Raving Rabbids
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Console Game World
That’s right, the latest Rayman game turns its back on its platforming roots in favor of a more Mario Party style of throwing minigame after minigame at you; Minus the whole board game aspect of course. These minigames can be as simple as twirling the
...read the complete Rayman Raving Rabbids review at Console Game World
Deeko
I enjoyed the many mini-games I played, had a great time watching these little punk bastards suffer at my expense and loved thrusting plungers in their furry little faces. I would have like a bit more of a multiplayer challenge and some of the mini-games
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Game Informer
This is one of the funniest games ever made, and a fantastic way to teach yourself the controls of the Wii while simultaneously charming friends into understanding why you just spent a few hundred dollars on this new game system.
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eToychest
As mentioned, gameplay in Rayman isn’t consistent with the previous entries into the series. Gone is the platforming of yore, replaced by a plethora of minigames that represent the crazed machinations of the Rabbids. Some favorites are the cow tossing,
...read the complete Rayman Raving Rabbids review at eToychest
IGN
The experience is still engaging and addictive and the title's sense of humor is in a league of its own. It is almost unfair to label this effort a Rayman game because the real stars of the project are the bunnies, whose blank faces and inevitable
...read the complete Rayman Raving Rabbids review at IGN
Fragland
Humour: another keyword of Rayman Raving Rabbids. The kind of irrelevant nonsense you can only invent with a humongous joint. You start wondering what kind of acid the folk of Ubisoft were on. As you might already know, the game exists of various mini
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Amped IGO
a few of the duller mini-games cut, an engine that pushes the Wii a bit more, and a greater focus on multiplayer might have allowed Raving Rabbids to be one of the greatest party games of all time. Yet even without these things, Rayman Raving Rabbids is o
...read the complete Rayman Raving Rabbids review at Amped IGO
AceGamez
and called it Rayman Raving Rabbids. Standing as one of the brightest spots in the Wii's current library, there is no denying the rabbids their ambitions of world domination this holiday season as they penetrate households across the planet. Being invaded
...read the complete Rayman Raving Rabbids review at AceGamez
PALGN AU
The trials are broken into three categories: Shake Your Booty, Bunny Hunt and Sport. Shake Your Booty is a series of dance trials featuring famous songs, including (amongst others) Cyndi Lauper's Girls Just Wanna Have Fun, Dick Dale's Miserlou, and La
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Digital Entertainment News
is precisely these people who are most likely to find Rayman: Raving Rabbids to be an excellent addition to their Wii party. e9 = new Object(); e9.siz
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Cubed3
Okay, Story mode is little more than a premise to get players doing silly things with a Wii Remote, but it works in an orderly and somewhat sensible manner. Each day at the coliseum there are five doors through which Rayman can travel, four of them are
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Video Game Talk
The plot of Raving Rabbids is extremely simple. A slew of somewhat insane bunnies have kidnapped the game’s protagonist and are submitting him to a wide variety of challenges for their own cartoonishly sadistic amusement. By progressing through the
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GameSpot
One style of game that seems like it won't be underrepresented on the Wii is the party game, if the Wii's launch lineup is any indication. In Rayman Raving Rabbids, Ubisoft has taken its popular Rayman platformer franchise and turned it into a party
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PALGN
extended play. 8.0Lifespan: Story mode will take a day (at most) to complete, but with the considerable amount of unlockable content and multiplayer fun, youll be returning frequently.
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G4 TV
would make Courtney Love say, “damn dude, you need to slow down.”Outhouse door closing – Bunnies don’t want you to watch them taking a pellet. So you have to close their outhouse doors for them. Why can’t they do it themselves? Methinks someone
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HonestGamers
The single-player game works thusly: you start your day in a cell and you knock on the door so that you can be allowed into the arena. Once there, you choose from one of four doors and complete a mini-game. If you win, that door is grayed out. When
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GameSpy
One can only hope that a sequel will improve on certain issues, such as a few clunky mini-games that eat away at the fun factor, but overall, for the sense of humor, entertaining presentation, and the online scoreboards, Rayman is the winner in this
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Games Radar
What you'd expect from a Wii launch game: It gives you a sampler platter of uses for the console's new tech, with plenty of exaggerated movements and bite-sized variety that's best in small doses.
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Lawrence
Minigames take on several forms, and they range from mediocre to excellent. Almost all of them feature unique applications of the Wii remote and nunchuk, as you’ll lasso, shovel, fly, run, and slap rabbits by moving your arms around. Some are
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Gamerz-Edge
The mini-games range from strange and quick to… well, strange and rather more complex. Some of them can be completed in as little as fifteen seconds by rapidly performing the same gestures over and over (such as the running games, where you simply move
...read the complete Rayman Raving Rabbids review at Gamerz-Edge
GameTrailers
The games repeat core mechanics too often, many solo games go on too long for good alternating multiplayer, and while it’s safe to say the Wii version is going to be the superior one, it doesn’t lend itself to extended play due to the repetition and
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Wham Gaming
There's not much to 'Raving Rabbids'. It is as simple as can be. Rayman is kidnapped by invading 'Rabbids' and forced to compete in an arena for their amusement. The arena consists of 70 quirky mini-games that fully explore the groundbreaking
...read the complete Rayman Raving Rabbids review at Wham Gaming
Game Revolution
It certainly isn’t a game you can just turn on and enjoy any time, but if you plan on throwing many shindigs, make sure and invite Rayman Raving Rabbids.
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Nintendo Spin
So it's pretty obvious by now Raving Rabbids is not an ordinary game. It's not even an ordinary Rayman platformer. Instead, this is a collection of mini-games tied together as a series of trials Rayman must perform at whim of his rabbid captors. Some
...read the complete Rayman Raving Rabbids review at Nintendo Spin
Extreme Gamer
In the Story Mode you have to complete three trails and a boss match up over a fifteen day period which follows Rayman being imprisoned. Winning means Rayman will get a plunger which he builds a ladder to escape from his cell. The plot isn't really much,
...read the complete Rayman Raving Rabbids review at Extreme Gamer
Wii Advanced
While fun, expect the bunnies to outlast the gameplay.
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Gamer Within
The mini games that make up the bulk of the game will have you drawing shapes onscreen, swinging the Wii remote around, pumping the remote and nunchuk violently, twisting your hands in ways you never thought they could, and most importantly, bringing
...read the complete Rayman Raving Rabbids review at Gamer Within
Eurogamer
It doesn't have any depth to speak of, but it's unique (for the moment) and has a genuine sense of humour, a quality few games can boast. It's an apt launch title, lacking in polish but rich in character and laughs.
...read the complete Rayman Raving Rabbids review at Eurogamer
Jive Magazine
The games are simple and easy to understand with a short instruction beforehand. Throw a cow by swinging your wii-mote around. Close bathroom doors with a sort of point and click action. Deliver exploding packages by pumping your arms as fast as possible.
...read the complete Rayman Raving Rabbids review at Jive Magazine
Games are Fun
Rayman Raving Rabbids opens on a cheerful and sunny afternoon, with Rayman enjoying a picnic with the friendly Globoxes. Out of nowhere, the Globoxes get sucked underground through rabbit holes, and suddenly Rayman is being hauled off by a massive Rabbid
...read the complete Rayman Raving Rabbids review at Games are Fun
Pro-G
A major concern many people have over the future of the Wii is whether or not it'll simply become a system for mini-game collections and party games. It's far too early to tell if this will be the case, but at a console launch a few light-hearted games
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1UP
Aside from the seemingly requisite handful of games that just plain suck -- including a particularly painful one that has you slamming shut doors (via a shake of the Nunchuk), which sounds simple, but is infuriating as you attempt to find the sweet spot
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Boomtown
Luckily for you and to provide an actual game to play, they decide not to throw away the key. From there on in you’re thrust into one strange challenge after the other, hoping to gain the Rabbid’s respect so they’ll let you go. The basic game
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GamePro
can play with other people to compare scores. What's the point of beating your friends at something if it doesn't reward you properly? Without something to tie it all together or a stronger multiplayer component the whole Rayman minigame experience just f
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NintendoWorldReport
These mini-games will have you doing the weirdest things you could imagine, including: pulling worms from teeth, throwing cows like a shot-put, slamming urinal doors, and shooting Rabbids dressed as Superman with your plunger-gun, just to name a few. A
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AllGame
Ubisoft’s limbless mascot returns for his most unusual adventure yet, one that involves saving the world from a wacky warren of demonic bunnies. Using the Wii Remote, players will control a revamped Rayman who wears outlandish outfits from different
...read the complete Rayman Raving Rabbids review at AllGame
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