Ubisoft has announced that Rabbids Rumble is now available for the Nintendo 3DS. Spinned off its Rayman franchise, Ubisoft has found success in Raving Rabbids. Today, the publisher has announced that ...
Today Ubisoft announced a Nintendo DS and Nintendo DSi video game system installment for its upcoming comedy-adventure, Rabbids Go Home. The Nintendo handheld version features the same zany storyline ...
Today, Ubisoft revealed the DS and DSi iteration of its upcoming Wii action-adventure, Rabbids Go Home. Like the Wii version, the handheld release follows the story of a bunch of Rabbids building a ...
If you wondered why Ubisoft's latest outing for its chaotic creatures, Raving Rabbids Travel in Time, only made its way to Wii this might go some way to explaining: the white terrors are heading to ...
Ubisoft has announced DS and DSi versions of Rabbids Go Home that will hop onto shop shelves this autumn. Like its Wii counterpart, RGH on handheld will be puzzle-adventure rather than mini-game and ...
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When the Rabbids busted their crazy way onto the screen last year, the Nintendo DS took a different approach to the fuzzy invaders. Instead of the minigame collection seen on every other system, the ...
Bonkers bunnies clearly aren't done bouncing, with Ubisoft having announced that Rayman Raving Rabbids will be appearing on Xbox 360 and DS in March. Microsoft's new version is rumoured to support ...
Ubisoft has announced Rabbids Rumble for 3DS, after being outed by the Australian Classification Board earlier in the month. In the game, players will enter seven different worlds where they will ...
Crazy, crack-addict-like bunnies (er, rabbids) are threatening the world and our limbless hero, Rayman, is going to save our butts. He was originally only going to come to the rescue of those owning a ...
Rabbids Go Home, the latest entry in Ubisoft's curiously popular Rayman offshoot, is DS-bound, reports Kotaku. Instead of trying out the Prince of All Cosmo's gig like its Wii counterpart, the DS ...
GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Ubisoft's Rayman franchise received a restorative injection or relevancy with its 2006 installment Rayman Raving Rabbids. Riding the engrossing ...
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