To save the land and its inhabitants, Rayman will need to get the Rabbids on his side and put an end to the plans of their crazy emperor. Promising to be the zaniest Rayman adventure yet, Raving Rabbids sees our hapless hero imprisoned by a mad horde of bunnies that have been underground for centuries, plotting an invasion to take over the world. The eponymous icon is still lacking limbs, but has gained some funky new moves thanks to a control scheme built around the Wii’s innovative controls. With the help from his friend Murfy, he retrieves his hands, rescues Globox and the Teensies, defeats a large, mechanical version of a Darktoon (an enemy from the first Rayman game) created by an intelligent Rabbid named Pink, and escapes the prison.Fresh from his work on King Kong, acclaimed game designer Michel Ancel returns to revive Rayman. Topics rayman raving rabbits Language English The cover is in Dutch, but the game itself is English. When Rayman comes to his senses, he notices his hands are missing. The game begins with Rayman taking a nap, only to be captured by insane Rabbids who lock him up in a cell. The game also uses the concept of the cancelled Rayman 4 prototype. The gameplay is similar to the original Rayman side-scrolling game, however Rayman loses his ‘adventurous’ music. They are completely insane and would do anything to stop Rayman. They have put him in a gladiator-styled arena where he must take part in all their challenges in order to face up to the Rabble Droid. This is a really stupid move on Ubisofts part-considering the Wii version is targeted as a Mutliplayer gaming experience you would have thought the DS version. The Rabbids are the antagonists of the game and have captured Rayman. Eventually he collects 100 trophies and gets to fight the Rabbids’ ultimate commander: the Rabble Droid. Rayman has been captured by the insane bunnies and must take part in all the Rabbids’ challenges so they are entertained. Unlike these versions which focus on mini-games, the handheld versions are more similar to traditional Rayman platformers. It was also released on the Wii, PlayStation 2, and Xbox 360 video game consoles, as well as the PC. Rayman Raving Rabbids is a 2006 platform video game published and developed by Ubisoft for the Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS handheld video game consoles.
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