Showing posts with label Rayman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rayman. Show all posts

June 10, 2013

Ubisoft E3 2013 Conference - Gallery

Ubisoft unveiled a mix of exciting and not-so-exciting IPs today. The conference could have been better if the host wasn't quite so talkative. Anyway, here's the image gallery for Ubisoft's conference. Also, our coverage article is already live so check it out as well!

Ubisoft E3 2013 Conference - Coverage

Ubisoft sure knows how to kick off their conference with one of the most highly anticipated titles of the year like Rocksmith 2014? Yeah, that is happening and it will be out this October.

October 2, 2012

Rayman Legends Impressions - Wii U Experience, LA


            Upon having played the Rayman Legends game demo at the Wii U experience in LA, I was impressed with the fluidity of the gameplay. The demo level itself was fast pace enough to keep a player on their toes. Though at the same time, it was well tested in the responsiveness and timing departments, and thus not made too fast either. The speed of the forward-scrolling camera was definitely what stood out to me the most; slightly faster than the typical modern platformer and challenging enough to miss and fall a couple times, but certainly not unbeatable. I suppose I took great note of this aspect because of the simple observation that 'challenge' seems to come in short supply these days.

September 25, 2012

Wii U Experience, Los Angeles - Photo Gallery

This past Sunday, The Wii U Experience Tour came to Los Angeles. Needless to say, it was a good hands-on time with Nintendo's new console. Here we've provided some images of most of the demos that were presented (some of which were at E3 and some new ones), along with various aspects of the event itself. If you weren't able to make it out, check out this gallery for taste of what it was like.

August 30, 2011

Rayman: Origins - PAX Prime 2011 Demo Impressions

Over recent years, the Rayman brand has been used to sell casual party games with the Rabbids spin-off games. But now Rayman is back and he has brought some friends. Rayman: Origins takes places before any of the previous games and explains how Rayman and his friend Globox got their start. This side scrolling platforming adventure features up to four player drop-in / drop-out co-op gameplay. Rayman, Globox, and two teensies will be playable in the game. While I was at PAX Prime this year I stopped by the Rayman booth to check the game out.