Rumors of a new Mario + Rabbids game yesterday started to run wild when the official Rabbids Twitter account change from RabbidsOfficial to MarioRabbids. No reason for the account change were given, but obviously it whipped fans into a fury. Just one day later, and it seems the fun is over.

With the same amount of explanation we got yesterday, Ubisoft has now changed the Twitter account back to the original RabbidsOfficial name. Why did the change happen in the first place? Was it meant as a tease or as a mistake? We'll just have to hang tight and see what happens.

Reddit user ThemeParkFan2020 discovered an unusual and possibly suspicious change to Ubisoft's official Rabbids Twitter account handle, leading some to speculate that an announcement for a possible sequel to Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle may be imminent. Previously @RabbidsOfficial, the username has been updated as @MarioRabbids. This change is particularly interesting considering it happening so suddenly, almost 4 years after the release of the original crossover. Due to the success of the original, it doesn't seem too unlikely that a successor could be in development. We'll just have to wait and see!

Ubisoft is party of the ChinaJoy 2020 exhibition, and they've brought their China-exclusive Rabbids game with them. Not only can show-goers give Rabbids Adventure Party a shot at the event, they can also wander around a special section of Ubisoft's booth dedicated to the game. Check out the booth's design in the pictures above.

Ubisoft has released a demo for Rabbids Adventure Party in China. The demo can be accessed by redeeming the code “D3GM-3304-381B-X07B” on the Switch eShop. This will only work on Tencent Switch systems sold in China, and the demo is playable from July 31st to August 10th, 2020.

Take a look back on the event that crowned our Grand Champion of the Community Competition during the finals on the Ubi Stage at Gamescom 2019!

A selection of Cuphead, Altaïr, Rabbids, Mega Man X, and Mega Man Battle Network series Mii Fighter costumes are arriving as paid DLC in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate!

Another region-exclusive bundle has been spotted, and this time its popped up in Spain. Ubisoft has put together a special Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle bundle, which includes the game, alongside a regular Switch, or a Switch Lite. The Switch bundle is priced at 249€, while the Switch Lite bundle is 349€.

Get ready for the Rabbids to hit the big screen. Lionsgate has inked a deal that will allow them to create a movie adaptation of the long-running Ubisoft franchise, which apparently took some time to put together. Check out the few details we know about the project below.

- hybrid live-action movie
- Mandeville Films’ Todd Lieberman and David Hoberman (Beauty and the Beast, Wonder) are producing
- also being produced by Jason Altman and Margaret Boykin for Ubisoft Film & Television
- in talks with Isn’t It Romantic‘s Todd Strauss-Schulson to direct
- Alex Young from Mandeville will serve as an executive producer

Ubisoft is continuing their friendly relationship with Nintendo by bringing 4 of their titles to the Switch in China. The company's lineup includes Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, Just Dance 2020, Rayman Legends, and Rabbids: Adventure Party. You can check out a promo trailer for all four games above.

Here's a unique bundle that you'll only find at Walmart. Ubisoft has combined Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle and Starlink: Battle for Atlas into one package for Walmart customers, and it appears to be in stores now. Unfortunately, we don't have word on what the package costs, but hopefully it's both titles for the price of a single game.