Rayman Legends Toad Story trailer is exactly what makes the delay all the more painful. I’ve had a Wii U pre-ordered on Amazon purely based on Rayman Legends, were it not for this title I wouldn’t have any interest in the Wii U. Sadly not too long ago Ubisoft announced that Rayman Legends would be missing the Wii U launch and instead be pushed back to 2013 to allow the development team all the time they need in order to make Rayman Legends the best it can be.
I don’t really have a problem with delaying a game to make it better but what am I going to do with my brand new Wii U system?
I recently had the chance to play Rayman Legends at the Eurogamer Expo last month and can honestly not say enough good things about it, it’s the sequel to Rayman Origins for crying out loud. Up to 5-players can play Rayman Legends at once, four of them doing the usual platforming whilst the fifth player uses the Wii U gamepad in order to control Murphy.
As Murphy you’re able to perform many actions to help your buddies on screen like putting out fire by tapping it, creating platforms by cutting ropes, holding enemies in place and much more.
At the moment Rayman Legends is currently only in the works for Wii U although Ubisoft have stated in the past that using a Vita and Smart Glass devices does allow them to re-create the same experience on PS3 & Xbox 360. I was thinking about describing what you can see in the trailer but what’s the point, you can see for yourself below.
