Rabbids TV Party doesn't rewrite the mini-game genre. It's a tried and true third installment in the series that IGN feels shares more in common with the original than its boring sequel. There are some presentational issues to contend with this time around, including blase 2D cinematics and unnecessary loads. And again, there are some throwaway mini- games included in the package, too. But by and large the selection of titles is good and the comedic style and delivery still genuinely funny, even if it's not particularly fresh now. There's also Balance Board support and a new emphasis on games simultaneously fun for four players. So if you loved any of the Rabbids titles or just want a mostly well-crafted party game, Ubisoft's latest is a suitable choice.
Presentation - 7.0
Graphics - 7.0
Sound - 7.5
Gameplay - 7.0
Lasting Appeal - 7.0
Overall -
"I think if you asked most people who have been following the Rabbids IP what direction Ubisoft should take the series in next, they would probably ask for another platformer. I, on the other hand, actually want to see a mini-game collection again. And here's why." -- Wiiloveit.com
The Raving Rabbid Party Collection brings more family fun to the Wii system in a setting that both kids and adults will find entertaining.
Craig Hasselback writes: "The world of video games has companies, mascots and franchises scattered throughout the past that never reached their full potential. Those series and mascots ended and no one blinked an eye. But what about those great game franchises that really were good, but for some reason went missing? We've compiled a list of the top five franchises that we consider to be the most wanted franchises that have disappeared. The franchises span multiple console generations and various platforms, but one thing they all have in common is that they were great. While the reasons they disappeared differs, one thing they all have in common is that we would gobble them up if a new game was made. So without anymore delay, here's today's top five."
Ahh Elise. A classic video game babe. lol Hmm, what did happen to SSX? That seems like a no brainer to have a sequel.
ssx was better than tony hawk most of the times...
sly cooper was a really good game. it fit the face of Sony well
i wonder why they didn't make him a first party face.
but BTW whats with all these top 5 top 7 and top 10 x and x etc articles
feeling like fb right now.
I would love a new Sly Cooper game. A new Legacy of Kain game would be a huge seller too.
what about jak and daxter, i want a new one now, as for that little voodo doll game it was crap.
TimeSplitters
SSX
The Getaway
Ape Escape
Star Wars:Battlefront
+ If they could all be PS3 ONLY that would be a BONUS!!! ;-P
LOL wii fails