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Ubisoft Reveals Details On Upcoming Rabbids Party Game
Raving Rabbids Travel in Time was first announced at E3 a few weeks ago with little detail, and now Ubisoft has spilled the beans on their latest adventure.
Last year the Rabbids made their way to the moon on a shopping cart in their first platformer, Rabbids Go Home, and now it sounds like the bunny-like creatures will return to their party game roots. The Rabbids will travel back in time via a washing machine to mess around with past historical events in the latest installment developed by Ubisoft Paris. We're told players will find out how Rabbids have tinkered with the past and will decide on whether or not to change the course of history. There will be 20 different games that can be playable online or via 4-player split-screen, plus more than 30 Rabbids to choose from. You'll be able to share your achievements online and link the game to your Facebook page. Check out the official website for more details.
Raving Rabbids Travel in Time will release exclusively on the Wii (it's also Wii Motion Plus compatible) on November 11.
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