Abstrakt: Ubisoft’s Rayman: Raving Rabbids was the surprise hit of Nintendo’s original Wii launch. The over-the-top spinoff resulted in a resurrection of the company’s mascot and still one of the Wii’s top-selling third-party titles. When the Wii first came ou...
Abstrakt: The Rayman spinoff franchise focusing on the lovable yet not so intelligent rabbit-like Rabbids makes its way to a Nintendo console at launch once again, this time in the form of Rabbids Land. In similar fashion to the Mario Party games, Rabbids Land h...
Abstrakt: If glancing at Rabbids Land gives you a serious case of déjà vu, don't worry, because every gamer who picked up a Wii when it was first released back in 2006 is likely getting the same feeling. Like the pioneer of the series, Rabbids Land is a launch t...
Udgivet: 2012-11-06, Forfatter: Ryan , anmeldelse af: Digitaltrends.com
Shows just what the GamePad can do, A fun party game, A good board game concept
Not much to the game, Similar to NintendoLand, but not as good, Repetitive gameplay
Rabbids Land is an impressive tutorial for what the GamePad and the WIi U can do, but it lacks the depth to really be much more. It is also inadvertently competing with the far superior Nintendo Land for party game dominance, and despite a good concept ...
Abstrakt: The premise to Rabbis Land, if you have to have one, is that the creatures have taken over an amusement park. You'd think this would make for a slew of good thrill ride and skill-based mini games, but not really; they're are as random as in any other part...
The Rabbids games have never been groundbreaking, but they've always been entertaining. This one is neither, and is really best avoided.Rabbids Land was reviewed by Geoffrey Tim on a Wii Uj...
Udgivet: 2012-12-13, Forfatter: Robert , anmeldelse af: netzwelt.de
Abstrakt: Obwohl das "Rabbids Land"-Spielfeld von bis zu vier Party-Hasen besucht werden darf (freie Plätze werden vom Computer aufgefüllt), treten bei einem Mini-Game immer nur zwei davon gegeinander an: Einer greift dabei per Gamepad-Touchscreen ein, der andere w...
von Lars Hilbig Eigentlich ist Rabbids Land gar nicht so schlecht, wäre nicht das schwache Grundkonzept. Vergleicht man es mit dem überaus spaßigen Partymodus, den es bei Mario Party gibt, fallen die Makel noch stärker auf als ohnehin schon. Die Mini...
