Despite a somewhat weak plot (providing just enough back story to set the game up), Rayman Raving Rabbids really is fun. The mini-games have moments where you can do nothing but throw your head back and laugh, and additional multiplayer action will make even Mario Party sit and collect dust. Honestly, the drive to continue playing the game is asking yourself what could possibly come up next.
Although not as polished or as famous as Zelda, Rayman is easily the second gotta-have game for the Wii at this time. It displays the power of the Wii controllers better than any other game as of right now until Wario Ware is released. If you’ve played the PS2 version, you’re simply missing out. Spinning an analog stick is nothing compared to lifting the remote over your head preparing to wrangle some darned rabbids. Invest in your self-esteem by adding Rayman Raving Rabbids to your party list…. if nothing else, it’s an excuse to have your nerdy friends over for some hot dogs and rabbid-smashing fun!
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