According to Jacque Exertier from Ubisoft, their latest Rabbids title is a significant departure from the mini-game fests we're used to, and core gamers should get something out of Rabbids Go Home.
"Core Nintendo gamers should enjoy the controls and variety in gameplay as well as the open progressive structure. We're working to make Rabbids Go Home easy to learn, hard to master, in the finest Nintendo tradition".
The latest edition of the official Nintendo magazine offers up some new details on the game:
Reports say Ubisoft took almost a year to decide in which direction to go with this Rabbids title, let's hope it results in a winner.
SMARTBOYYYY3434 said:
Goat Game ... 2 Fast 4 Gnomz
Ryzmat said:
LOL, what a crock of 15 year old crap.
Here's a real leak: we're going to have 2 Smash games in a couple years, and ...
Acegabby77 said:
xxxx ... Wii Sports
Jimbus said:
These games were always better than you expected them to be. ... 007: Nightfire
Jimbus said:
This is great fun for 2 players. ... Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker
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User comments
BrothaZ said:
Mario Kart Wii was decent, but not enough to be a game of inspiration, for me at least.
Nintendoof said:
Need screens NOW.
Wii Rox said:
Interesting, but 15 hours gameplay? I think I'd prefer it a little longer than that.
Brawler 200 said:
When I saw the title I was hoping that they were finally working on a great, hard adventure game I could explore through.
Jonatron said:
Indeed, 'Wii Rox'. Anything less than 30, including replay value, if that's certain, really isn't worth it for this full time gamer on a budget.