Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party
A game you can play with your behind! Utilizing the Wii's new balance board, gamers play by sitting on the motion-sensing peripheral while, of course, the off-the-wall antics of the Raving Rabbids is in full force. Wii, Ubisoft, E.
The third game for the Wii in Ubisoft's popular Rayman Raving Rabbids series, Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party keeps the irreverent multiplayer fun coming fast and furious as players get down and boogie with the Rabbids like never before. Packed with more than sixty mini-games that spoof popular culture, from TV series to TV classics, not to mention insane ads, as with all Raymen Raving Rabbids games, this is a Wii party waiting to happen. 
Dancing with the Rabbids.
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Rabbids in the squared circle.
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Tricking on the beestie.
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The Story
First they invaded your world and, now your TV. The Rabbids have taken over almost every channel you can imagine, from music to movies, from wrestling to reality TV - even TV ads. In Story Mode, players play through a week of television, with each day bringing new wacky challenges of skill and insane movements in a compilation of mini-games. With up to eight players in turn-based mode and four players simultaneously, get ready for some serious insanity as you and all your friends help the Rabbids destroy all our daily viewing and drive Rayman crazy in the process.Put Your Wii Balance Board to Use
Although 100% playable with just the Wii Remote and Nunchuck control configuration, Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party is optimized in part to be used with the Wii Balance Board as well. In fact, nearly 40% of the game's 65+ mini-games incorporate support for the Wii Balance Board, with the majority of these when played at harder difficulty values, incorporating all three controllers simultaneously. Use of the Wii Balance Board in-game is turn-based, but this fun, new application for Nintendo's new peripheral for the Wii ensures that all your TV Party's will be a full body experience. Just a few of the mini-games in Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party that take advantage of the Wii Balance Board are: 'Beestie Boarding', a wild winter ride down obstacle filled slopes astride an inverted wildebeest, and 'Garden of Weeden', where you use the Balance Board to pour weed killer on overgrown vegetation. Both utilize pressure applied to the Balance Board's four main directions for the desired effect. Key Game Features: - Unique Use of the Wii Balance Board - Play loads of exciting new games with the new Wii Balance Board and experience the first game in the world that you can play with your rear end.
- New Wacky Games - Play 65+ brand-new mini and not so mini-games that spoof popular culture, from TV series to TV classics, not to mention a whole lot of insane ads thrown in for good mention.
- All-New Party Mode - Play co-op or battle your friends simultaneously with up to four players, or go crazy with up to eight players in party mode. You can even sabotage your friends while they are playing.
- Unique Use of the Wii Remote - Discover new and innovative ways to play with eight types of gameplay, including shaking, precision, dexterity and balance.
- Shake that Rabbid - Use the Wii Remote and Wii Balance Board to dance and wiggle your booty.
- Customize your bunny - Pimp your bunny out, take his photo and send it to your friends online.
Double Your Fun in Party Mode
Like many Wii games with a heavy mini-game component, Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party comes with built-in four player multiplayer support, but TV Party takes this common feature a few steps further. In addition to a full simultaneous four-player co-op and battle mode it also features an all-new, powerfully fun, party mode. Capable of supporting up to eight players in local play through a turn-based system and allowing for players with remotes, waiting their turn on the sidelines to interfere in the progress of the current player, it opens a whole new layer of chaos to the already chaotic world of Rayman Raving Rabbids.
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Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party Reviews
This is entirely silly humor but it is so much fun. With a group of people, it is even more fun--but playing it alone is great. I love watching my 11 year old play, we just laugh non-stop. We love the use of the balance board, although you don't have to use it if you do not want. My daughter would love to play this every day if we let her. And she doesn't usually get that way about games.
My daughter wanted this game for quite sometime. She loves it and so does her dad!!
The great thing about the game is all the different "Channels" you have to choose from. It's kind of like a TV guide, you first pick a day of the week to see what's on. Then your pick from several channels of programming, like Macho TV, RRRTV, or Trash TV, or maybe the Raving channel. Next, you pick show to "watch" which is actually the game you play. The games you have to play are a riot, everything from flippin' burgers to Rabbid fashion week. I made the mistake of renting "Rabbids Go Home" after getting Rayman Raving Rabbids with my Wii for Christmas. If you had played Rabbids or RRRII, go get TV Party first, play it all the way through, then go back & do RRRI or RRRII again BEFORE even thinking about getting Go Home. You gotta love the crazy Rabbid videos all through the game play & the "commercials" during a station break leave you rolling on the floor! It's great for both beginners and experienced Wii gamers alike.
The kids love this game! It has over 40 short games to play. The games are easy to master for younger kids. I would recommend this game for younger kids.
Overall is a very entretaining game to play alone or together with more people.
The option of been able to use the fit board gives a different taste to the game and a lot more fun!
Really recomed it!
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