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Wii U To Receive Rayman Challenge Mode This Week

Leonid Melikhov — Tue, 23 Apr 2013 05:56:03 +0000

Wii U will be receiving Rayman Legends Challenge Mode as a free download this week on Thursday, April 25th.

Challenge Mode will consist of four levels, one of the levels will be exclusive to Wii U and titled as ‘Murfy’s Dungeon’. Challenge Mode will also give players weekly and daily challenges that can be tracked through the online leaderboards.

This downloadable content will be playable with up to 5 players online and offline. You can check out the Challenge Mode video down below:

In the previous Rayman news, the developers have stated how the seven-month delay gave them enough time to create more content for the game before release. By the time the title ships, it will include 30 more levels, as opposed to its original February release.

Stay tuned on GamingBolt for more news regarding Rayman Legends and our review when the game hits the store shelves in September of this year.

Rayman Legends Listed for PS Vita by FNAC Spain

Ravi Sinha — Mon, 22 Apr 2013 23:06:00 +0000

FNAC Spain has recently sparked rumours that Ubisoft’s Rayman Legends could be arriving on the PlayStation Vita, thanks to a recent online listing of the game. A screenshot of the same can be seen below.

Rayman Legends, originally set to release exclusively for the Wii U, but Ubisoft made the announcement earlier this year that the game would be arriving for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 as well with all three version releasing simultaneously on September 27th.

The news was taken rather badly, from the developers to Rayman creator himself Michel Ancel all expressing annoyance since the Wii U version is already finished. And let’s not get to the fan reactions.

With the amount of extra time, all three versions will reportedly feature more content including new levels and enemies, with the Online Challenges mode releasing free for Wii U. It also appears they’ve been able to squeeze a Vita version into the scheme as well. Let’s see how well it all pans out for the publisher.