Rayman Raving Rabbids review

A portion of an N-Philes review…

Bunnies can’t milk cows, but they know how to throw together a fun game! Michel Ancel and his team have created a tight-knit universe to host some of the wackiest and most unpredictable minigames since Wario Ware. Of the 70 games available, only one or two are disappointments. All of them feel built from the ground up for the Wii’s controls. The story mode may be a lacking, but the challenge modes will keep you coming back, whether alone or with a group. Rayman Raving Rabbids might not be a platformer like the series is known for, but it’s easily one of the best Wii launch games, and one of the best party game experiences known to man. Raving Rabbids proves that comedy does have a place in videogames, and hopefully laughs in the medium will come more often.