Rayman Raving Rabbids

Rayman Raving Rabbids is about to get a whole lot bigger, courtesy of Ubisoft and developer Michel Ancel. The second Rayman Raving Rabbids title will be out on November 15th, 2012, according to a video from Ubisoft.

It will be the second Rayman game for the Nintendo Wii and will see the return of Raving Rabbids, which is the lovable limbless animal dog. This time, Rayman is controlling a little alien named "Raving Rabbids", which is the limbless critter who's tasked with rescuing helpless little Rabbids.

The trailer shows us the game in motion, and shows how a group of characters traverse a lush, lush open world with ease and are also searching for Super mushrooms and boss Rabbids to fight.

The Rabbids are new to the series and were once a fan of the Rabbids. Of course, they haven't really made a great effort to be cute and cuddly, but there's a reason the Rabbids are very popular and they're still on the fence when it comes to Rabbids.

The trailer then cuts to a scene where Rayman is going to have to stop time and save the Rabbids from a bunch of incoming traffic. He then proceeds to explore a beautiful, beautiful open world that looks beautiful and varied.

There's also a sequence where Rayman's cat companion, a small Rabbid named Jolly, has to go somewhere. This might just be one of the best, most unique and unique gameplay experiences of the franchise.

The trailer shows Rayman rescuing Mario from certain doom, who then falls into a hole in the ground. The Rabbids must then fight their way to safety by jumping, riding, or grabbing obstacles that the Rabbids are throwing at them.

It's not exactly the most exciting or exciting trailer, but the Nintendo Switch game is looking great. The game is currently being shown off at The Game Awards and is looking to be an absolute blast for fans of the Rayman series.

Fans of the Rayman series can look forward to jumping, running, and jumping their way through a variety of environments, including an impressive desert, a jungle, and the bustling city.

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