Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party - Balance Board Compatible (Wii)

The Rabbids have taken over almost every channel you can imagine, from music to movies ? even TV ads! Help the Rabbids destroy all our daily viewing and drive Rayman crazy.- Unique use of the Wii Balance Board.- New wacky games.- All-new party mode.- Shake that Rabbid.- Customize your Bunny.

The bizarre bunnies are back once again in Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party with another collection of sanity-defying mini-games. This time they’ve taken over a TV station with the intention of turning the game's hero, Rayman, mad as he’s forced to watch them.

The rabbids’ fashion sense is as peculiar as ever

Snowboarding on the back of a buffalo is just the start

The Balance Board is used for all kinds of bizarre mini-games

Rabbid game shows are just as weird as you’d expect

The real gimmick of the game is that many of the 50-odd mini-games use the Balance Board controller, which comes bundled with Wii Fit. Although you can play most of the games without the Board, the game makers are very proud to call this the only game you can play with your bottom.

Games include sitting on the Balance Board to direct a buffalo down a mountain in a snowboarding style sim. There’s also a race game through asteroids on the back of an ironing board and a new version of the dancing games from the previous titles.

Key Features

• Cheeky control: Use the Balance Board from Wii Fit in the only game that allows you to control things with your botto.!
• Strangely entertaining: More than 50 different mini-games, from snowboarding on the back of a buffalo to bizarre dancing games and shooters.
• Looks better: Greatly improved graphics bring the rabbids to life as they invade Rayman’s television in an attempt to turn him crazy.
• Backwards compatible: Every game can be played with just the Wii remote and nunchuck, so you’re not missing out on anything if you don’t have the Balance Board.
• Party hearty: Best experienced with up to four other players at a time, all the games are designed with party play in mind.

About the developer: Ubisoft Paris
Despite being France’s biggest games publisher, relatively few games are made at Ubisoft’s Paris studio nowadays. The major exceptions have been Wii launch title Red Steel, the two Rayman Raving Rabbids sequels, and some of the Imagine range of DS games aimed at girls.