Rayman Raving Rabbids for Wii Reviews by Gamers

Story:

Well, the story isn't too big. Mainly, bunnies are taking over the world and in the process you get captured along with your fellow Globox's. So, you are forced to take a bunch of Tests earning a Plunger each time you win the ultimate challenge (which is what I call the test through the big giant gate). Oh, yeah... I DID say plunger. It may sound very weird at first, but you find out later that it is your key for escaping your jail cell. You live in a cell during your stay and use the plungers to make a ladder to get up to a window in the very top of the cell. You'll find out what I mean later.

Gameplay:

Now this is where the Wii comes in handy! To comeplete the tests (which are really just
mini-games that are very entertaining)you use those genius controllers to do special moves. Flicking the remote to reload, dancing with them, almost anything! Gameplay is great!

Visuals:

Now, the graphics aren't too good. It looks like PS2 graphics. It has old textures, and everything could look better for a next-gen console.

Cons:

The game has a few cons. First off, the game is too short. I rented it this game on the 6th of December and I am almost done with it. (It is the 11th right now as I'm writing this). It is really short to play. I also (like I said before) don't like the graphics. They could have done A LOT better! Lastly, there is not too much to the plot line.

Overview:

Ok, so this game has great idea's and is VERY entertaining. It consists of mini-games, and keeps you busy for at least a week. It does have bad graphics though. And not too much of a story line. I think that the game is a great rental, but not worth the buy. But I do want you to rent it. Don't pass it up! Rent it! Just don't buy it... yeah, don't buy it. Whatever, I give it a 7... out of 10!

While the latest Rayman title lacks the same platforming awesomeness that its N64 predecessors had, it is still a well rounded game filled with laughs and fun for all Wii owners. The game is basically a composition of mini games that you will need to win in order to gain your eventual freedom from the evil bunnies in the game that have kidnapped you. The bunnies are so full of character and personality that you will become immediately attached and fall in love with their shrill shrieks of excitement. The game is visually unimpressive, but all that is made up for by the amazing fluidity of the Wii-mote controls. Your Wii-mote will act as everything from a toilet-plunger launcher, to the stage effects on a screen full of disco-dancing bunnies. The games are bizzarely addicting and will put a smile on your face with their charm and genuine humor. In the end, though it differs from other Rayman games, Rabbids is definately worth the time of any Wii owner. Definately worth the rent.