Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party
Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party is a Single-player, and Multiplayer Party video game lets you enjoy a huge variety of mini-games. The game offers exciting gameplay, serving as the third title in the series of Rayman Raving Rabbids video games developed and published by Ubisoft. In this title, the Rabbids take over TV station of Rayman and monopolize their transmissions during a week. Each day comprises a different variety of mini-games, and some of them use the Wii Balance Board. In the game, all mini-games follow the TV theme, based on movies, gardening programs, and fitness programs. The ads appear in the form of microgames, which randomly occur during the gameplay, lasting only limited time. The player will receive a bonus upon clearing a microgame. The multiplayer mode supports up to eight players in turn-based game type. Unlike its predecessor, the game features the support of Wii Balance Board. All mini-games comprises a channel system, and each channel holds specific games, in the same setting. Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party offers exciting gameplay, superb mechanics, and cool features.
#1 Rayman Raving Rabbids 2
Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 is a Party, Single-player and Multiplayer video game developed and published by Ubisoft for Nintendo Wii. The game serves as the 2nd title in the series of Raving Rabbids franchise and features a superb story, in which Rabbids are trying to invade the planet Earth and have established headquarters near the shopping mall. In the game, the player has a choice to play as either a Rabbid or Rayman. There are over fifty-four mini-games available and the major part of the game emphasis on simultaneous multiplayer gameplay than the original release. Mini-games are played by getting into a mode called Trips, which is split into five categories such as Asia, USA, South America, and more. Each region comes with nine mini-games, five of which are selected randomly each time the player starts a trip. Accomplishing a trip unlocks those games, which can later be played through Free Play mode. Each game introduces a different theme and uses various control schemes. In Rhythm games, the player needs to choose instruments from available to perform as a part of a Band.
#2 Wii Party
Wii Party is a Single-player and Multiplayer Party video game developed by NDcube and published by Nintendo. Most of its elements are borrowed from the Mario Party video game series, and it was the first release in the series of Wii that didn’t create by Shigeru Miyamoto. There are nine exciting modes, and all are split into three categories such as House Party Games, Party Games, and Pair Games. The game also introduces additional modes that make exclusive use of different mini-games. In Party games, up to four players can compete against each other to earn the highest points to win. The board game island lets the player roll the dice and proceeds the indicated numbers. Friends Connection, Match-up, Balance Boat, etc. are video games belong to Pair Games. During the gameplay, the player needs to find the Wii Remote that is making the sound of the animal to win in Animal Tracker mini-game and must find Wii Remote to make a sound in every ten seconds to advance in the mini-game, Hide and Hunt. Wii Party includes prominent features such as Different Modes, Lots of Mini-Games, and more.