Rayman Raving Rabbids Trilogy Party Collection

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"Great game for the kids!"
5 stars"
Purchased on Mighty Ape

Great fun to watch the kids playing the games, whether it be shooting plungers at the rabbids, or dressing them up to score points.

Heaps of different games with different playing styles to keep everyone entertained and amused. Some of the games are wacky, but all are fun!

0 out of 1 people found this review helpful.
"Raving ..."
4 stars"
Purchased on Mighty Ape

Well to be honest it is a present so have no idea if my niece will like it. But she is 11 years old and a raving rabbits party collection just has to hit the spot right!!!! Seriously considering opening and having a go before i sent it off to her … unfortunately i ran out of time so will have to accept i will only get to play it when i visit … considering seeing them more often :)

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"Older graphics but great multiplayer"
4 stars"
Purchased on Mighty Ape

While the game looks dated, the sheer amount of mini games means any games night can go on for a long while with no one getting bored

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Rayman Raving Rabbids Trilogy Party Collection includes:
  • Rayman Raving Rabbids
  • Rayman Raving Rabbids 2
  • Raving Rabbids TV Party
Those rascally Rabbids are never going away. Having tortured Rayman over several games on the Wii, they've collected all their outings onto one tidy package.

The earliest game on the disc, Rayman Raving Rabbids, set the tone for the Rabbids games that followed on the Wii. In it, you play as Rayman, captured by the Rabbids and forced to endure trial after trial. Sounds like a problem for Rayman, but it means plenty of fun for you! The trials (read: mini-games) include an on-rails first-person shooter using toilet plungers and a race in which you ride a warthog, using a fly swatter as a riding crop!

Then there's Rayman Raving Rabbids 2. It's not a solitary pleasure. This is not to say you can't play the game alone, there's a significant single player element to the game called 'Trip Mode' - with some barking mad storyline based around the rabbids being in training to invade planet Earth or somesuch madcap scheme.

It's kind of like playing WarioWare Smooth Moves or Wii Sports Tennis on your own, which are perfectly pleasant and acceptable ways to pass the time - as long as the neighbours don't catch you through the back window.

So, the focus here is heavily on multiplayer fun. A large portion of that helping of fun comes from laughing at the faces and actions of your competitors as they contort themselves around the Wii Remote and Nunchuck in order to make the rabbids perform some genuinely hilarious on-screen tasks in one of the sixty mini-games on offer. Players will perform various crazy actions with the Wii control system as they do battle in games such as 'Beer', 'Rodeo', 'Baseball' and 'Burger'.

In Raving Rabbids TV Party, Rayman has a whole new problem on his hands - the little blighters have taken over the telly.! You know that can only be bad news for Britain's favourite pastime. If you like your time in front of the box to be a little more energetic than your average couch potato, however, that's good news for you.

Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party offers up some 65 unique minigames to play, based around the Rabbids having taken over a full week's worth of programming. If you reckon you've heard all that before and you're looking for something a bit different from Rayman Raving Rabbids 2, however, look no further! The latest instalment in the series features support for the Balance Board, with around 30% of the minigames on offer making use of it.

Take, for example, the Wildebeest Xtreme skiing game. You know how the Wii's meant to get kids off their behinds for games- Not with this. For Wildebeest Xtreme skiing players plonk their plush posteriors on the balance board and steer a Wildebeest-riding Rabbid down a snowy slope. Genius!
Release date Australia
September 29th, 2010
Game Platform
  • Nintendo Wii
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Box Dimensions (mm)
138x190x15
UPC
3307212815222
All-time sales rank
Top 5000
Product ID
8742502

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