Rabbids: Alive & Kicking will be available November 8, only for Kinect on the Xbox 360.
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No. More. Mini-Game. Collections. PLEASE.
Yes, another Rabbids game. No, it's not the kind that was actually a bit of fun, it's the other kind, the mini-game cash-in kind. I think we can all agree that enough of these have released already this generation, but Ubisoft refuses to let up in their production. Even more disappointing than reverting the series to its roots, is that the premise (Rabbids travelling through time) would have made for a great follow-up to the more adventure-oriented gameplay of Rabbids Go Home. Instead, players are left with a collection of mediocre mini-games that don't even make an attempt to truly utilize the time concept, relegating it to the background of the mini-games, making its inclusion negligible.
The Rabbids are back again for a brand new adventure. This time, through use of a Time Washing Machine, they are making their way through human history.
Red Steel 2 rights some of the wrongs of the first title, but certainly not all of them.
I remember the Wii launch as if it were yesterday. Waiting in line at a 24-hour Super Walmart in the freezing Rochester, NY cold for just over 22 hours. I remember grabbing my shiny new console, a copy of Twilight Princess, Excite Truck, and of course, Red Steel. How could I not grab those titles? The latest Zelda was a sure thing, Excite Truck was a blast at the demo stations, and Red Steel just looked awesome.
