30 New Levels Created for Rayman Legends Wii U

By Jorge Ba-oh 11.04.2013 2

30 New Levels Created for Rayman Legends Wii U on Nintendo gaming news, videos and discussion

Whilst fans are still frustrated at the delay of Rayman Legends for Wii U, it has allowed the studio to beef up the content of the game.

Alongside the Challenge mode feature, a sample heading to Wii U owners exclusively this month, the team have been able to create "30 new levels and several new bosses" according to senior game manager Michael Micholic in an interview with ONM.

The delay was "difficult for us and the fans", admitted Rayman creator Michel Ancel, but it has allowed the studio to spend extra time strengthening the project prior to release this September.

Does the news of additional levels, 30 infact, soften the blow for the Rayman Legends delay?

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Ubisoft

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Ubisoft

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2D Platformer

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5

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LKR000 is offline. LKR000 11.04.2013#1

Sounds good to me! I mean yeah it sucks we can't play it until september, but I'm glad their adding a fair bit more content then before Smilie

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Flynnie is offline. Flynnie 11.04.2013#2

30 New Levels is a good start...but Ubi are going to have to act a little bit more creatively if they think they are going to sell a lot of units in a very busy Q3, especially if it isn't going to be on the PS4, 360...would people really be investing in games on old formats or saving their pennies for the next generation?


 

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