"Obviously, just one player can use the balance board.
"The difficulty we have with the balance board is we try to make all the games simultaneous, so up to four players can play at the same time," he says. It seems unlikely casual gamers would want to pay GBP 69.99 more than once just to play their Mum at arseboarding. The Wii balance board is currently only available bundled with Wii Fit, and it's not cheap. RRR has always been about multiplayer fun, and battling it out using two or more remotes. Sounds interesting, but there's one obvious problem. "There will be dancing games, rhythm games, balance games - and a few I'm not allowed to tell you about just yet." "I reckon about 30 percent of the games use the balance board," he says. But, as game manager Adrian Lacey explains during our post-conference chat, there will be more board games in the finished product. Only one of these was demonstrated at the event - a sledging game played by sitting down and shifting your weight left and right to steer. What could it be? Tom Clancy's Bumfighter? Cheek to Cheek With Jade Raymond? A misguidedly literal sequel to Assassin's Creed? No, it's Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party, the game first hinted at in a teaser trailer released in April.įor the third instalment in the RRR series, Ubisoft has decided to make some of the mini-games playable using the Wii balance board. And, of course, "A world exclusive, the first ever game you can play with your ass." There was lots of talk about innovation at this year's UbiDays conference.
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