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Rayman Raving Rabbids brings you back to the world of Rayman, just as it's being threatened by demonic rabbits! With the help of magical creatures, Rayman must battle to save his world from the bunnies. It's a great way for Rayman to punch his way onto a next-gen platforms!

this is great if you need to get your mom something for a present. however if you are the one who plans on playing it it's a causal gamers game

I was surprised how much I enjoyed this game. The game starts out with Rayman being abducted by the rabbids (screaming rabbit-like alien creatures with and affinity for Cyndi Lauper.) The rabbids confine Rayman to a gladiator-like dome and force him to play a series of mini-games. The story is pretty brief and you can skip most of the animations.

I found myself laughing through this game because the rabbids are hilarious! The mini-games are generally easy and very fun. While the gameplay is for a younger audience I still found myself occasionally challenged. The highlights for me were a shooter-like game (in which you shoot rabbids with toilet plungers) and the dance offs (where you have to keep time and rhythm.)

I am a pretty seasoned gamer and beat this in about 3 hours. I'm already playing through again because I enjoyed it so much. My significant other--who is a very new gamer--spent 3 hours playing and only got 6% of the game completed. He still really likes this game. I would highly suggest this game for young players or new gamers.

I would be able to give you details of how good the games were if they were compatable with my wii. Unfortunately unknown to be and a good many other people American games only fit American machines. So no I'm not very happy at all.

this game is just okay. its not as fun as i thought. a lot of the mini games are the same, just with a different background or something.

This game takes a bit of patience to start. I couldn't get passed the first set of mini-games. However- our 10 year old decided to try this out again this week. It had not been played since new years. In the span of our second blizzard of the week....she has completed 60% of the game now. Our 5 year old can't really play much of it- but can't stop laughing watching her play. I like how they mix up the tasks- the mini games keep kids attention, and it seems to be a good use of the motion technology. Great game for the price- just prepare for frustration for yourself!