Wii-u Trailer Leaked: Rayman Legends
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I liked Raving Rabbids. >o>Karutomaru said:
Well chances are, we probably won't need them to play the main game. Unlike Skylanders if what I've heard about it is correct.DustyDrB said:
For the record, the WiiU tablet in the trailer is confirmed to be a dev kit.
Personally, I preferred the artstyle of Origins. Plus, Ubisoft + Accessories = Yikes. A nice display of the WiiU's tech... but it's Ubisoft. Still better than Activision, though.
Still, the art is still fine, and the gameplay still looks good. Glad to see that the WiiU will have some more decent 3rd Party support at launch. Plus, it's a sequel to Rayman Origins. That by itself is good news.
Personally, I preferred the artstyle of Origins. Plus, Ubisoft + Accessories = Yikes. A nice display of the WiiU's tech... but it's Ubisoft. Still better than Activision, though.
Still, the art is still fine, and the gameplay still looks good. Glad to see that the WiiU will have some more decent 3rd Party support at launch. Plus, it's a sequel to Rayman Origins. That by itself is good news.
FlingSmashKarutomaru said:
Donkey Kong Barrel Blast
PokéPark Wii: Pikachu's Adventure
PokéPark 2: Wonders Beyond
Pokémon Battle Revolution
Metroid: Other M
Mario Super Sluggers
Mario Sports Mix
Mario Power Tennis
Wii Sports
Wii Play
Look at the terrible game Nintendo puts out and that not even all of them on the Wii let alone all of the worthless crap that they putout on handhelds all Nintendo games must be bad because they release a lot of crap ones.
Nintendo my have a slightly better track record than Ubisoft but that does not make all games Ubisoft makes bad. You need to stop waving your fanboy around so much.
I would like you to calm down, take a deep breath and ignore the fanboy. Discussing further will only cause frustration, sorrow and possibly some damages to your keyboard.Darknacht said:
This game looks like it could be fun. Although I would like to see a trailer of a more resource heavy game this will have to do for now.
But poking fanboy is so fun. They are so blind and resist any knowledge that contradicts their silly beliefs. They game looks like decent he even admits that but rants about how it must be crap because its published by Ubisoft not Nintendo, so its fun to poke at him.Yopaz said:
EEEE. Another Rayman sequel. Very happy about this.
After such a long drought for one of my favorite franchises, it's nice to Michel Ancel take the limbless wonder back into the full swing of things.
Though this looks good, I do hope they're still considering that 3-D rayman sequel that was rumored about awhile ago.
After such a long drought for one of my favorite franchises, it's nice to Michel Ancel take the limbless wonder back into the full swing of things.
Though this looks good, I do hope they're still considering that 3-D rayman sequel that was rumored about awhile ago.
You know how UbiSoft is a big company, with around 15-16 subsidiary studios spread around the world?Karutomaru said:
Feel free to point me to wherever there was an Amazing Race and Hollywood Squares game by UbiSoft, because I can't find it anywhere, but Red Steel and Raving Rabbids were both the works of UbiSoft Paris. They're not exactly the crown jewel of UbiSoft's studios right now. Most of the UbiSoft games people consider good these days were done by the Montreal and Montpelier studios (plus a few others).
After all that ear-puncturing screaming and sequel-bait ending to the original raving rabids, you'd think it was a set up to a true rayman adventure in which our hero went on a bloody roaring rampage of mutant woodland critter slaughter.SirBryghtside said:
I was fully anticipating the glade of dreams to drown in the blood of their enemies.
...and then the next 5 years happened.
that was probably just stuff for the character specific upgrades. They really do wan't you to buy them though (of course)but if you pick up an upgrade for one you don't have It'll just show you a commercial ingame .scorptatious said:
Hey, UbiSoft Paris is all about family and party games these days. For most gamers that's probably not an attractive scope to dwell on, but people buy that stuff and that's the first concern of the head division of any big game company. It's usually all about business, economy and marketing there, and a lot of the people who work there probably never actually play the games (Bobby Kotick sure doesn't). If it manages to turn a profit, it's good for them.Karutomaru said:
