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Rayman Legends
Ubisoft has released a trailer for Rayman Legends that features undead mariachi, frantic platforming, and a toe-tapping arrangement of a classic '80s tune.
Several of Rayman Legends' levels incorporate auto-scrolling level design with the musical accompaniment . The clip below perfectly illustrates how that works, with a mariachi-infused rendition of Survivor's 1982 hit, "Eye of the Tiger." It takes place in the newly announced Fiesta de los Muertos world, a surrealistic take on the Mexican day of the dead.
The game is releasing on the Wii U, Xbox 360, and PS3, but Wii U owners can check out the game early in an exclusive free download in advance of its September 3 release. For more information on the game, check out our video interview.
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