Shows how versatile the Wii controllers can be...
Another location for the first person shooter mini-games is set on the beach where you encounter bunnies in snorkels, bunnies resting on sun loungers and jumping in and out of beach huts. This time round your plungers now has a grappling hook function; it’s highly amusing sticking a plunger to the face of a bunny and then pulling them towards you and watching him burst out in tears.
Other mini-games that showcased the versatility of the controller included a skipping challenge, where you had to circle the Wii-mote (like you would with a skipping rope) and then press the ‘A’ button to jump or watching a choir of rabbits perform a song and then having to single out the one that is out of tune, by listening carefully and watching their facial expressions before zooming in and slapping the offending bunny.
The glossy backdrops, the humour, the superb implementation of the Wii-mote and Nunchuck and great audio effects and music make Rayman Raving Rabbids a surreal but highly entertaining experience. This was the first game we ever played on Wii and is a great introduction to the controller's versatility. For the Wii to be success in our eyes, developers need to be creative with titles and Ubisoft have got off to a cracking start.
Pros
Entertaining
Funny
Shows off Wii-more capabilities
Cons
More fun with friends than on your own
The perfect Wii game to showcase the Wii-mote's versatility.