Rabbids Go Home heads to retail this week for Wii, DS and Nintendo DSi. In Rabbids Go Home the crazy bunnies introduced in Rayman Raving Rabbids just want to go home so they try to build stairway to the moon. But in order to make it tall enough they need to collect lots and lots of things of all shapes and sizes.
Promising a “wacky storyline,” new game play, cooperative play, 40 Missions and 15 Environments, controls that take advantage the Wii Remote, a special support for the camera on the DSi version of the game..
Rabbids Go Home for the Wii is rated “E10+” and has an MSRP of $49.99. Rabbids Go Home for the DS and DSi is rated “E” and has an MSRP of $29.99.
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Rabbids Go Home to DS,DSi
Nintendo DS and Nintendo DSi owners will get to experience Ubisoft’s comedy-adventure, Rabbids Go Home, this holiday.
Ubisoft says that the DS version will features the same storyline as its Wii counterpart, but will feature a different gameplay experience unique to the system. Players will solve a variety of puzzles and brain teasers in an effort to collect as much stuff as they can to build a giant pile all the way to the moon. The game will also feature a Level Editor, allowing players to create their own puzzles and share them with other gamers and Nintendo DSi owners will be able to use the Nintendo DSi Camera to take pictures and customize them with funny Rabbid animations.
Rabbids Go Home for Nintendo DS is scheduled to release Holiday 2009. For more information about Rabbids Go Home, visit the official website.
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Ubisoft E3 2009 press conference recap
The Ubisoft E3 press conference opened with Joel McHale, host of E!’s The Soup greeting the crowd with “Good evening fellow nerds,” which was as good a away as any to open a press event that was somewhat all over the map. But the good news is that Ubisoft is working on a lot of games that are worth paying attention to.
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Rabbids Go Home Teaser Trailer
All right, I secretly love these cheeky little bastards, so i’m happy to Ubisoft is finally giving these crazy rabbits — er rabbids — a game that doesn’t have Rayman in the title. Here’s a teaser trailer from the game courtesy of G4:
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Rabbids Go Home Revealed
Today Ubisoft announced that the Rabbids will receive their own standalone brand with the Holiday 2009 release of the comedy-adventure Rabbids Go Home. The games used to be branded under the Rayman moniker, but the naughty little bunny like creatures have proven to be popular. Developed by Ubisoft Montpellier, the team behind Beyond Good & Evil, Peter Jackson’s King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie and the original Rayman Raving Rabbids, the game will benefit from a new engine designed specifically for the Wii.
Not a lot of details on the game were released by Ubisoft but apparently the back story is that the Rabbids will unleash their unique brand of chaos on planet Earth as they attempt to make their way to their home planet. Look for more information on Rabbids Go Home in the May issue of Nintendo Power magazine.
The games we're pulling together in this feature won't appear on any of those best-of lists and get confused looks when you mention them in conversation. Just because time has forgotten these titles, though, doesn't mean you should forget them, too.
Rabbids Go Home heads to retail this week for Wii, DS and Nintendo DSi. In Rabbids Go Home the crazy bunnies introduced in Rayman Raving Rabbids just want to go home so they try to build stairway to the moon. But in order to make it tall enough they need to collect lots and lots of things of all shapes and sizes.
Today Ubisoft announced that the Rabbids will receive their own standalone brand with the Holiday 2009 release of the comedy-adventure Rabbids Go Home. The games used to be branded under the Rayman moniker, but the naughty little bunny like creatures have proven to be popular. Developed by Ubisoft Montpellier, the team behind Beyond Good & Evil, Peter Jackson’s King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie and the original Rayman Raving Rabbids, the game will benefit from a new engine designed specifically for the Wii.