Rayman Raving Rabbids’ Official Website Opens

If the upcoming Wii game, Rayman Raving Rabbids, has tickled your fancy, then you’d be happy to hear that the game’s official website is already up and ready for visitors!

Ubisoft, creator of this hilarious “save the world game” has now opened their official Rayman Raving Rabbids site. The game has a really funny plot: imagine your character has no arms and legs but you are placed in the driver’s seat of a mission to save your girlfriend, your arch-enemy, and his girlfriend…all these while saving the world from being taken over by vicious, crazed, scary but totally stupid rabbits.

Currently, site visitors can join the Rayman forum or browse several media categories, including a trailer for the game. The game is also set to utilize the WiiÂ’s unique remote controller and the nunchuck attachment to really ensure that world abomination ain’t gonna happen because of these loonie bunnies. Aside from the confirmation as a Wii launch game, it will also be released for the PC in addition to other home consoles and handhelds.

If the upcoming Wii game, Rayman Raving Rabbids, has tickled your fancy, then you’d be happy to hear that the game’s official website is already up and ready for visitors!

Ubisoft, creator of this hilarious “save the world game” has now opened their official Rayman Raving Rabbids site. The game has a really funny plot: imagine your character has no arms and legs but you are placed in the driver’s seat of a mission to save your girlfriend, your arch-enemy, and his girlfriend…all these while saving the world from being taken over by vicious, crazed, scary but totally stupid rabbits.

Currently, site visitors can join the Rayman forum or browse several media categories, including a trailer for the game. The game is also set to utilize the WiiÂ’s unique remote controller and the nunchuck attachment to really ensure that world abomination ain’t gonna happen because of these loonie bunnies. Aside from the confirmation as a Wii launch game, it will also be released for the PC in addition to other home consoles and handhelds.