Rabbids Go Home has one issue: It released during the time where Rayman was abandoned. People bashed this game to hell and back back in the day for simply not being "Rayman 4". Now at days this game is seen as a underrated gem and I love how peope's opinion on this game switched around since I always loved this game even back as a kid when I first played it
Ironically, this game was developed by the team that was working on Rayman 4. It was their next game in development too, right after RRR1. While other teams worked on the direct RRR sequels, the R4 team worked on this game and some also worked on Rayman Origins. So ironically, people just didn't know the plan was to split them into different series. Which makes sense why RGH is so different from rayman. It's basically a reboot intended to have no relation to the rayman series.
Really? Because I heard absolutely nobody talk about this game when it released. I only remember the commercial and a article in Nintendo Power magazine that was a decently sized preview of this game.
I’m happy more people are talking about RABBIDS GO HOME! The controls feels tight when controlling the rabbids The gameplay is such fun! The music is energetic and insane! The way you get human clothes by making them naked is funny! And yeah that’s another thing too this game is funny as hell I remember as a kid just keep laughing and laughing the whole way through the rabbids adventure! I even remember getting this game along with a rabbids go home shirt for Christmas of 2009! THAT is how you know how memorable this game was! Super underrated game that I’m subbing right now!
I've been waiting for someone make a video about rabbids go home FOREVER, i absolutely loved this game, its music, its style, its gameplay, all of the things about this game is so good and works so well, thank you so much for covering this and showing other people that this game is worth playing!
There should be an international law which dictates that any no longer sold digital product should be made available for free for everyone. This will eliminate the need to sail the seven seas.
i remember playing this game on a black wii my sisther got gifted at her birthday , my favorite part of this game is the soundtrack who indeed have killer licensed track and crazy music who also got me interested in this style recently. I did replayed it on pc with a emulator and its quite a fun challenge to simulate wii motions. This is my second favorite Ubisoft gave above Rayman 3 and behind Beyond Good and Evil!
I remember when the trailer for this game first started airing on TV. The first time I saw it was the same day I was thinking about the Rabbids wondering “Man, I wonder when the next game is gonna come out?” Then I come home and get greeted to the reveal trailer on TV ads. Pretty cool experience to be honest.
Most single player Wii games like this had co-op features, where a second person can have a minor role in the game. Growing up with an older brother I would always be there playing with him even if all I would do is shout or shoot stars in Mario galaxy. I totally forgot about this game thanks for the memories! I’m gonna boot up my Wii and play this masterpiece again
i know im gonna sound absolutely INSANE saying this but rabbids go home is strangely atmospheric at times??? from what i recall?? like in those levels where youre on the rooftops, its so quiet and the only sounds are just the ambiance of everything outside also i cant get enough of how batshit insane this game goes sometimes. i hadnt seen that ending sequence in a couple years and it just had my jaw on the floor the entire time. it gets even worse when the XL item for that level has a real person in it (the lady in the announcement booth, the bubble bed, stuff like that) great video !!! cant wait to see more from you :]
I cannot BELIEVE this game is so engrained into my childhood that all i had to do to recognise what game this was was look at your cryptic thumbnail. It is such the perfect collection of items from the game that it immediately caught my attention and fired off the apparent 300tb's of memory i have of this game, constructing a shopping cart, tuba, cow, moon and plunger into a game. All its missing is a shit ton of toilet paper, a toilet, a quarantine bubble and a goddamn wii mote
Heck yea dude i loved this game as a kid. Me and my brother would be grinding out those levels trying to get past the time trials or get every item we saw. The thing that i loved most about this game was both the amazing high energy slapstick cartoony music and the uniqueness of the core gameplay itself. Weve seen plenty of collectathons in gaming history but none that you carry in a shopping cart that you steal from npcs and the environment. Especially love the attention to details like when you steal a speaker it stops playing like shopping mall music and starts ramping up that classic rabbids go home theme. The ability to see the rabbid in main menu in a wii remote replica, while also being able to hear them through the microphone every grunt or yell or giggle was so unique and fun, definitely loved that little feature as a kid just causing chaos and shaking the rabbid in your own wiimote just added to the super fun chaotic nature of this game. A unique gem i still remember fondly to this day
Woah, I really wasn't expecting to hear from this game again, this really made my day! Rayman Origins was my childhood and I remember really wanting to play Rabbids Go Home too due to how fun charming unique and interesting it was but I was never able to because I never had any console (I only had a PS3, the very first model btw, the curvy one with less storage space, which was given to me by someone I knew about half a decade ago, but I just didn't have anything to do with it, the only thing I played was Fat Princess, which was also a really fun game, damn I miss these kinds of creative games. But yeah, nowadays I just emulate things so I have no use for it). I remember how I tried to install it back when I was a kid on my PC but I was clueless back then and got a virus instead. I instantly recognized what this game would be from the thumbnail, even though I had completely forgotten about it. I finally found a way to play it with emulation and I'm really excited to finally try this one, thanks for reminding me of this hidden gem!
This game was a staple in my house back in the day. Like you mentioned, this game still plays super well nowadays and it’s certainly a great time. One thing that you didn’t mention is how the city and its residents grow more and more aware and fearful of the Rabbids as the game progresses. Just a nice piece of detail. The level I always remember is Fechez La Vache. I hated that level a lot back then, and still do!
Really solid review! I think a game similar to this is Katamari Damacy from the PS2. It has a similar unhinged feel in humor and the general idea of collecting everything you see with some connections to outer space. I think this game improved what Demacy started with in terms of controls and more movement and collecting mechanics. I love it when games steal and improve on ideas.
I had a Wii for, like, a few months when I was younger, then sold it bc I felt bored playing on it. Rabbid's go home is the game I remember most playing, and was the main reason why I kept playing the Wii. It is to this day one of the games I have the most and best memories on, and it's honestly so nice to be reminded of this silly masterpiece one more time. My favorite Ubisoft game by far, and will always be, so long as they keep going on this path of soulless games. 10/10, would recommend to literally anyone.
I had no idea this game even existed before this video and was surprised at how good this game is for a ubisoft title. I loved learning about this underrated gem and how much quality it had, sadly I couldn't find a copy of this game online, but luckily this was the next best thing. The quality of the video is amazing and I can't wait for more.
The greatest momentnof surrealism for me was the end-of-level bit for the level where you collect an entire airliner. you flush that massive plane down a toilet and get to watch it slide through the sewer.
I remember playing this game endlessly as a kid. It was the first time I played any of the rabbids or rayman games and I loved it. It's so nice to finally here someone else recognise how underrated this game was. I'm shocked we've never gotten a remaster.
How do you only have 30 subscribers!? I was fully watching this video thinking you had way above thousands, the quality is very high and the editing is on point!
Thank you for talking about my childhood this was the first ever Rabbids game but I was kinda disappointed when the others was party games. Fun fact this game was originally started Wario as you katamari’d things up to go to the moon and there was gonna be a sequel but it was scrapped Edit: take this with a grain of salt I tried to find the original source
I mean there was a rabbids game on 3ds. But sadly for console games it was just party games which sucks. I mean granted the 3ds game is a 2d platformer. But it's fun like rabbids go home, you can customize your rabbid with new outfits and get bonus levels.
Really enjoyed the video man! A clear partitioning between 'sections' of the game, like (music, level design, character design, comedy, visual gags, motion control games) would help with retention, at least I think. It felt a little random in structure, over the course of a minute you would be talking about other Ubisoft games, then motion control integration, then character customization, and it was a little hard to follow. (Plus, skimming over some parts of the game that don't contribute as much as other components might be the move!) Some background music would also add a lot! And, don't take what I've said the wrong way, I really enjoyed the video and I'm excited to see your future stuff! Subbed!
I appreciate the feedback a lot! I'll never say no to free help. By partitions, are you implying the use of chapters, writing better transitions, or something else?
@@AwepicI was referring to the actual script, for the most part. The first time I watched, my roommate interrupted every minute or two, so much of my original feedback was a skill issue on my part, lol. I rewatched and I am just wrong. You absolutely have distinct overarching topics in an order that makes perfect sense, I was simply missing 20% of what you were saying so it felt like it was in wonky order. Sorry about that, lol. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for talking about this game it needs more attention rabbids go home is genuinely my favorite wii game of all time easily I’ve played through it at least a million times and enjoyed every time I remember getting home from school and also just late nights playing this game for hours on end you did an amazing job covering it
I had so much fun with this game growing up. I LOVE how weird and dumb it is. Such a shame more people haven’t played it. I agree wholeheartedly that it deserves a rerelease. I’m sure it could work really well on the Switch. It’s crazy comparing the Ubisoft of then and the Ubisoft of now.
Great Video! I have such fond memories of this game, absolutely criminal it's not discussed more. You're absolutely right, I always loved the feeling of progression you get from the pile growing and also the humans getting more and more desperate to stop you. You can really tell that the devs loved every minute of working on this game, something modern ubi devs don't experience I'd say. Definitely not going to boot up dolphin and have a taste of nostalgia now *wink wink*
Rabbids are one of the best things Ubisoft made , I remember having a rabbids toy figure collection were every rabbit was from a different country , they had a really good quality
Used to think that I was the only person who still remembers this game. Well, aside from my nephew. One time he visited me and I decided to dust off the old Wii and Xbox 360 to occupy some time. I think I just happened to remember that this game exists and though it would be a good opportunity to relive some childhood. I remembered it being really frustrating cause he was like 5 at the time and insisted that I hold one end of the controller while he holds the other (weird kid logic I guess). Anyways, the only reason this game has remained fresh on my mind is because of that, and every other time my nephew has come to visit me. He's gotten pretty good at it too. Praying they do a remake someday (but wouldn't count on it).
Really solid and indepth review, and well made too. Super enjoyable, and it was fun hearing such a big nostalgia point for me being revitalised. Honestly, really enjoyable, and was shocked to see your number of subscribers. It feels really studious, and I can tell this games means a lot to you, and you wanted to give it the respect that, frankly, it deserves. I think you could've maybe done with trying to create more energy, perhaps through some sound effects from the game between transitions, some music from the game, and possibly doing a few more run throughs of the script since it came off as a little monotone near the end, but it was obvious you cared about this game, so it never felt boring, just a little shy. I think if you're intending to make more, focus on what specifically you like about a game, and really ham that up. Talk about why you love it, why you think it's so strong and maybe bring in its shortcomings. Video games are multi-disciplinary artistic pieces, so you could easily make a video of similar length just talking about the history of drifting, for example, and how Rabbids Go Home combines it with the game mechanics, or the music, or the visual style. It's not because doing an overview is *bad*, but it was obvious that parts of it were more personal than others, it seemed you cared a lot about the sound design, writing and the core concept, so maybe focusing on those more would be for the better, since it will naturally break through that initial barrier of shyness. This video makes me want to see more of your opinion, so honestly, consider moving away from trying to analyse the GAME, and instead analyse your TAKE on the game. You might end up finding it more fun, and it can make your analysis very personal and engaging. Great video all in all, hope this is the start of something big
Thank you for the heart felt comment! Funnily enough, I just posted a new video yesterday that I think pushes more into that direction of analyzing my own take (in this case my takes about remakes). I would be interested to know if you think it's an improvement.
Oh man I never played this game but I remember being a kid when it released and I saw it in the gaming magazines and I really wanted to play it! And now I see that I was definitely not wrong for wanting to play it xd I will definitely check it out sometime thank you for reminding me of this game!
I remember playing this on the wii back in the game, I’ll need to find it or try emulate it again as it was pure fun, thanks for reminding me of this classic
This was very cool, completely kinda mentally wrote off the rabbids series as a bit of a joke nowadays but this made me want to go back and replay rabbids go home, thanks for making this
Wow, I’ve never heard about this game before! The design philosophy and the humor actually remind me a lot of Rayman 3, which is crazy to say about one of the Rabbids sequels to this game, while being a huge fun of Rayman 3D platformers who usually thinks of Rabbids being guilty for ending that fun. I’ve never had a Nintendo console up until 2019, but since then I’ve bought a 3DS and a Wii U, so now I’m definitely inta-buying a used copy of Rabbids Go Home! Thanks! 😁
Ive always thought one of the things Rabbids Go Home nails is taking the core idea of the Katamari series (Rampid kelptomania to grow something with wackier presentations) and moulded it to work in a more interconnected world- Katamari tends to only have a few areas reused as much as they can (for good reason) which at times makes it feel small (and then literally does when you're nicking the buildings) but as the Rabbids never chance size it keeps the scale of the city you're robbing big so when you do get to nab something big like the jet engine or the clock, they feel more impactful to your end goal
I love this game. I thought I might have liked it as a kid because I was too stupid to know better, but it actually really holds up. So fun, zany, genuinely engaging gameplay. Great game.
God I remember playing this game during my step-dad’s nephew birthday. I played it with this kid who came with this Mexican food truck and was allowed to go and play with us. That day was when I learned about the funny song from this game as well
just some correction on the social satire of this game: it was made in france during nicolas sarkozy's presidency, a right wing man whose campaing catch phrase was "work more to earn more" which ended up in a policy that made extra hours and out of contract work way easier to do for companies, and most of the satire of this game is actually about sarkozy's france, a france of consumerism, shorter breaks, more work hours, repression of free speech and protests, haven't changed much since. I love how as an american you were able to appropriate its message to your country, awesome video, loved this game since i was a kid, glad to see a positive discussion on it without the salt of rayman fanboys.
That's really interesting. Given that the game is set in a fictional American city, it was easy to draw those connections I stated. I wonder if the devs intentionally looked for overlaps between French and American culture or it just worked out that way
Its kinda sad to see that trust factor is declining on Ubisoft latelly just because they can't think out of the box like before, all of Ubisoft games now just looks, plays and feels the same but with a diferent theme, rather than being totally diferent and still fun like they should... Then, most of the "inovative titles" either become delayed (Beyond good and evil 2), canceled or... with get the "AAAA masterpiece" that is Skull and Bones (AKA nerfed AC4BF)🥴
i loved this game played the hell out of it multiple times on the WII pretty sure i even completed it on top of that it was fun shaking a rabbit in the wii remote
I was 3 when the game came out and when I got the Wii (my first home console!!) and since then it’s been one of my favourite games ever. I wish Ubisoft would revisit ideas like this (or just remaster this game like pls I want it on switch)
Originally I didn't like the rabbids but after the minion craze I felt personally insulted how everybody forgot that the rabbids were the original annoying cute horde. Looking back at them makes me realize how innovative they were
I own 3 out of 4 discs on PC from when they gave those with in a magazine, never got the last one Music from this game occasionally pops into my mind and plays on loop Gotta replay those
hey, really nice review you pulled out! this is certainly one of the most underrated wii gems in all of the console's history and I'm always happy to see people talking about it! btw I think that the video and your points were really engaging but you should really put more music in background when you talk, this way it'd be more upbeat and fun to listen to you. Anyway great vid so keep it up!!
@@GiovanniKody100 That doesn’t make it overrated, though. Calling it overrated means it doesn’t deserve the amount of praise it gets. This is a pretty unknown game by today’s standards. I wouldn’t call it overrated at all.
I remember crying when i finished the game (i was a die hard rabbids fan when i was a child, don't judge me) and i replayed that game so much i basically did playtesting because, at some point, i fell through the map on the tire level and another time, got stuck on the game over screen. I think the game just wanted me to stop playing and give him a rest lololol but hell yeah, peak childhood game!
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Rabbids Go Home has one issue: It released during the time where Rayman was abandoned. People bashed this game to hell and back back in the day for simply not being "Rayman 4". Now at days this game is seen as a underrated gem and I love how peope's opinion on this game switched around since I always loved this game even back as a kid when I first played it
Ironically, this game was developed by the team that was working on Rayman 4. It was their next game in development too, right after RRR1. While other teams worked on the direct RRR sequels, the R4 team worked on this game and some also worked on Rayman Origins. So ironically, people just didn't know the plan was to split them into different series.
Which makes sense why RGH is so different from rayman. It's basically a reboot intended to have no relation to the rayman series.
Really? Because I heard absolutely nobody talk about this game when it released. I only remember the commercial and a article in Nintendo Power magazine that was a decently sized preview of this game.
Cmon rabbids go home already
I saw the thumbnail and immediately knew...
Peak videogame.
Rabbid's Go Home takes place in a hypercorporate dystopia
Rabbid's Go Home takes place in reality
we live in far from a dystopia lmao, but you can't expect an mlp fan to be smart can you
Give peace a chance @@S0meb0dy728
@S0meb0dy728 chill out bro its just a joke
@@S0meb0dy728Genocide doesn't have to be full-blown to be a genocide, dystopian aspects of society are still dystopian.
@@S0meb0dy728I can't afford to go to the doctor bro I'd call that dystopian.
i completely forgot this game even existed, i remember nothing from it, yet seeing it again felt like going through old fotos. Nice video!
You probably don't speak english as your first language, so lemme help you out:
R-E-M-E-M-B-E-R
P-H-O-T-O
I Hope I'm genuinely being helpful
I’m happy more people are talking about RABBIDS GO HOME!
The controls feels tight when controlling the rabbids
The gameplay is such fun!
The music is energetic and insane!
The way you get human clothes by making them naked is funny!
And yeah that’s another thing too this game is funny as hell I remember as a kid just keep laughing and laughing the whole way through the rabbids adventure!
I even remember getting this game along with a rabbids go home shirt for Christmas of 2009!
THAT is how you know how memorable this game was!
Super underrated game that I’m subbing right now!
Here's hoping it gets a remake someday.
This game is like that scene from Flapjack with the dog doing a flip, it’s just THAT impressive
The dopamine rush when you see all your bounty getting counted at the end of each mission
I recognized the game from the thumbnail alone despite having never played the game.
What.
I've been waiting for someone make a video about rabbids go home FOREVER, i absolutely loved this game, its music, its style, its gameplay, all of the things about this game is so good and works so well, thank you so much for covering this and showing other people that this game is worth playing!
There should be an international law which dictates that any no longer sold digital product should be made available for free for everyone. This will eliminate the need to sail the seven seas.
“The need to sail the seven seas” that made me laugh lmao
I knew which game it was just with the thumbnail. I'm proud
i remember playing this game on a black wii my sisther got gifted at her birthday , my favorite part of this game is the soundtrack who indeed have killer licensed track and crazy music who also got me interested in this style recently.
I did replayed it on pc with a emulator and its quite a fun challenge to simulate wii motions.
This is my second favorite Ubisoft gave above Rayman 3 and behind Beyond Good and Evil!
You don't belive it at first but man.
This is up there with Galaxy in fun factor
I remember when the trailer for this game first started airing on TV. The first time I saw it was the same day I was thinking about the Rabbids wondering “Man, I wonder when the next game is gonna come out?”
Then I come home and get greeted to the reveal trailer on TV ads. Pretty cool experience to be honest.
Most single player Wii games like this had co-op features, where a second person can have a minor role in the game. Growing up with an older brother I would always be there playing with him even if all I would do is shout or shoot stars in Mario galaxy. I totally forgot about this game thanks for the memories! I’m gonna boot up my Wii and play this masterpiece again
i know im gonna sound absolutely INSANE saying this but rabbids go home is strangely atmospheric at times??? from what i recall?? like in those levels where youre on the rooftops, its so quiet and the only sounds are just the ambiance of everything outside
also i cant get enough of how batshit insane this game goes sometimes. i hadnt seen that ending sequence in a couple years and it just had my jaw on the floor the entire time. it gets even worse when the XL item for that level has a real person in it (the lady in the announcement booth, the bubble bed, stuff like that)
great video !!! cant wait to see more from you :]
I cannot BELIEVE this game is so engrained into my childhood that all i had to do to recognise what game this was was look at your cryptic thumbnail. It is such the perfect collection of items from the game that it immediately caught my attention and fired off the apparent 300tb's of memory i have of this game, constructing a shopping cart, tuba, cow, moon and plunger into a game. All its missing is a shit ton of toilet paper, a toilet, a quarantine bubble and a goddamn wii mote
Imagine if there was a modding community for this game. It’d be amazing!
There's zero doubt about that. I can already imagine wacky mods being made for this game
Heck yea dude i loved this game as a kid. Me and my brother would be grinding out those levels trying to get past the time trials or get every item we saw. The thing that i loved most about this game was both the amazing high energy slapstick cartoony music and the uniqueness of the core gameplay itself. Weve seen plenty of collectathons in gaming history but none that you carry in a shopping cart that you steal from npcs and the environment. Especially love the attention to details like when you steal a speaker it stops playing like shopping mall music and starts ramping up that classic rabbids go home theme. The ability to see the rabbid in main menu in a wii remote replica, while also being able to hear them through the microphone every grunt or yell or giggle was so unique and fun, definitely loved that little feature as a kid just causing chaos and shaking the rabbid in your own wiimote just added to the super fun chaotic nature of this game. A unique gem i still remember fondly to this day
Woah, I really wasn't expecting to hear from this game again, this really made my day! Rayman Origins was my childhood and I remember really wanting to play Rabbids Go Home too due to how fun charming unique and interesting it was but I was never able to because I never had any console (I only had a PS3, the very first model btw, the curvy one with less storage space, which was given to me by someone I knew about half a decade ago, but I just didn't have anything to do with it, the only thing I played was Fat Princess, which was also a really fun game, damn I miss these kinds of creative games. But yeah, nowadays I just emulate things so I have no use for it). I remember how I tried to install it back when I was a kid on my PC but I was clueless back then and got a virus instead. I instantly recognized what this game would be from the thumbnail, even though I had completely forgotten about it. I finally found a way to play it with emulation and I'm really excited to finally try this one, thanks for reminding me of this hidden gem!
Really fun read! Thanks for sharing this story!
one of my favorite games as a kid, superb video, subscribed
This game was a staple in my house back in the day. Like you mentioned, this game still plays super well nowadays and it’s certainly a great time. One thing that you didn’t mention is how the city and its residents grow more and more aware and fearful of the Rabbids as the game progresses. Just a nice piece of detail. The level I always remember is Fechez La Vache. I hated that level a lot back then, and still do!
Really solid review! I think a game similar to this is Katamari Damacy from the PS2. It has a similar unhinged feel in humor and the general idea of collecting everything you see with some connections to outer space. I think this game improved what Demacy started with in terms of controls and more movement and collecting mechanics.
I love it when games steal and improve on ideas.
This game is legendary. I would cry if it got a remaster
I’m so glad this is getting the spotlight it deserved. Loved this as a little lad.
I had a Wii for, like, a few months when I was younger, then sold it bc I felt bored playing on it. Rabbid's go home is the game I remember most playing, and was the main reason why I kept playing the Wii. It is to this day one of the games I have the most and best memories on, and it's honestly so nice to be reminded of this silly masterpiece one more time. My favorite Ubisoft game by far, and will always be, so long as they keep going on this path of soulless games. 10/10, would recommend to literally anyone.
I had no idea this game even existed before this video and was surprised at how good this game is for a ubisoft title.
I loved learning about this underrated gem and how much quality it had, sadly I couldn't find a copy of this game online, but luckily this was the next best thing. The quality of the video is amazing and I can't wait for more.
This was one of my favorite games as a kid. Played it to death. Great video!!!
This game was crazy as hell and I ate it UP as a kid, I have gotta play the game again
The greatest momentnof surrealism for me was the end-of-level bit for the level where you collect an entire airliner. you flush that massive plane down a toilet and get to watch it slide through the sewer.
I remember playing this game endlessly as a kid. It was the first time I played any of the rabbids or rayman games and I loved it. It's so nice to finally here someone else recognise how underrated this game was. I'm shocked we've never gotten a remaster.
Man, I loved playing this game back on the Wii and I wish Ubisoft would bring it back
great vid! liked the pacing and topics. never heard of this game but def will cop for my wii
How do you only have 30 subscribers!? I was fully watching this video thinking you had way above thousands, the quality is very high and the editing is on point!
31 now
You gotta come out the gate swinging in full force
Thank you for talking about my childhood this was the first ever Rabbids game but I was kinda disappointed when the others was party games.
Fun fact this game was originally started Wario as you katamari’d things up to go to the moon and there was gonna be a sequel but it was scrapped
Edit: take this with a grain of salt I tried to find the original source
I mean there was a rabbids game on 3ds. But sadly for console games it was just party games which sucks. I mean granted the 3ds game is a 2d platformer. But it's fun like rabbids go home, you can customize your rabbid with new outfits and get bonus levels.
This was a wonderful Video! Im so happy to see more people talk about RGH.
I already loved these style videos and you have just given that "video essay" performance to me perfectly! Good luck.
Really enjoyed the video man! A clear partitioning between 'sections' of the game, like (music, level design, character design, comedy, visual gags, motion control games) would help with retention, at least I think. It felt a little random in structure, over the course of a minute you would be talking about other Ubisoft games, then motion control integration, then character customization, and it was a little hard to follow. (Plus, skimming over some parts of the game that don't contribute as much as other components might be the move!) Some background music would also add a lot! And, don't take what I've said the wrong way, I really enjoyed the video and I'm excited to see your future stuff! Subbed!
I appreciate the feedback a lot! I'll never say no to free help. By partitions, are you implying the use of chapters, writing better transitions, or something else?
@@AwepicI was referring to the actual script, for the most part. The first time I watched, my roommate interrupted every minute or two, so much of my original feedback was a skill issue on my part, lol. I rewatched and I am just wrong. You absolutely have distinct overarching topics in an order that makes perfect sense, I was simply missing 20% of what you were saying so it felt like it was in wonky order. Sorry about that, lol. Keep up the good work!
You're good lol. I'm glad you enjoyed the video
Anything that has to do with rayman is goated
Holy shit I absolutely loved this game
This game was a big part of my childhood when we got the wii, it’s amazing and i loved it very much.
Thank you for talking about this game it needs more attention rabbids go home is genuinely my favorite wii game of all time easily I’ve played through it at least a million times and enjoyed every time I remember getting home from school and also just late nights playing this game for hours on end you did an amazing job covering it
FINALLY! someone who’s covered this gem of a game recently.
I had so much fun with this game growing up. I LOVE how weird and dumb it is. Such a shame more people haven’t played it. I agree wholeheartedly that it deserves a rerelease. I’m sure it could work really well on the Switch. It’s crazy comparing the Ubisoft of then and the Ubisoft of now.
Once I saw the thumbnail I knew you were gonna talk about rabbids go home. I loved that game so much
It makes me happy to see people talking about my favorite game. Great video!
Glad to see some appreciation for this long forgotten game, I used to be obsessed with it.
Seeing the thumbnail and title. I knew EXACTLY what game you were referring to and I got hyped AS FUCK when i clicked
I like the wii rabbit games, always have
Great Video! I have such fond memories of this game, absolutely criminal it's not discussed more. You're absolutely right, I always loved the feeling of progression you get from the pile growing and also the humans getting more and more desperate to stop you. You can really tell that the devs loved every minute of working on this game, something modern ubi devs don't experience I'd say. Definitely not going to boot up dolphin and have a taste of nostalgia now *wink wink*
Rabbids are one of the best things Ubisoft made , I remember having a rabbids toy figure collection were every rabbit was from a different country , they had a really good quality
this game is the DEFINITION of hidden gem, I truly love it
Used to think that I was the only person who still remembers this game. Well, aside from my nephew. One time he visited me and I decided to dust off the old Wii and Xbox 360 to occupy some time. I think I just happened to remember that this game exists and though it would be a good opportunity to relive some childhood. I remembered it being really frustrating cause he was like 5 at the time and insisted that I hold one end of the controller while he holds the other (weird kid logic I guess). Anyways, the only reason this game has remained fresh on my mind is because of that, and every other time my nephew has come to visit me. He's gotten pretty good at it too. Praying they do a remake someday (but wouldn't count on it).
Really solid and indepth review, and well made too. Super enjoyable, and it was fun hearing such a big nostalgia point for me being revitalised. Honestly, really enjoyable, and was shocked to see your number of subscribers. It feels really studious, and I can tell this games means a lot to you, and you wanted to give it the respect that, frankly, it deserves. I think you could've maybe done with trying to create more energy, perhaps through some sound effects from the game between transitions, some music from the game, and possibly doing a few more run throughs of the script since it came off as a little monotone near the end, but it was obvious you cared about this game, so it never felt boring, just a little shy. I think if you're intending to make more, focus on what specifically you like about a game, and really ham that up. Talk about why you love it, why you think it's so strong and maybe bring in its shortcomings. Video games are multi-disciplinary artistic pieces, so you could easily make a video of similar length just talking about the history of drifting, for example, and how Rabbids Go Home combines it with the game mechanics, or the music, or the visual style. It's not because doing an overview is *bad*, but it was obvious that parts of it were more personal than others, it seemed you cared a lot about the sound design, writing and the core concept, so maybe focusing on those more would be for the better, since it will naturally break through that initial barrier of shyness. This video makes me want to see more of your opinion, so honestly, consider moving away from trying to analyse the GAME, and instead analyse your TAKE on the game. You might end up finding it more fun, and it can make your analysis very personal and engaging. Great video all in all, hope this is the start of something big
Thank you for the heart felt comment! Funnily enough, I just posted a new video yesterday that I think pushes more into that direction of analyzing my own take (in this case my takes about remakes). I would be interested to know if you think it's an improvement.
Oh man I never played this game but I remember being a kid when it released and I saw it in the gaming magazines and I really wanted to play it! And now I see that I was definitely not wrong for wanting to play it xd
I will definitely check it out sometime thank you for reminding me of this game!
Fantastic video, my favourite childhood game 🙏
I didn't read the comments or watch the video. But judging from the thumbnail this game is Rabbids Go Home
I specifically remember playing the DS version of this game because I immediately got really sick for the next 2 weeks
I remember playing this on the wii back in the game, I’ll need to find it or try emulate it again as it was pure fun, thanks for reminding me of this classic
This was very cool, completely kinda mentally wrote off the rabbids series as a bit of a joke nowadays but this made me want to go back and replay rabbids go home, thanks for making this
i clicked on this expecting rayman but was pleasantly surprised. i love this game so much
Wow, I’ve never heard about this game before! The design philosophy and the humor actually remind me a lot of Rayman 3, which is crazy to say about one of the Rabbids sequels to this game, while being a huge fun of Rayman 3D platformers who usually thinks of Rabbids being guilty for ending that fun.
I’ve never had a Nintendo console up until 2019, but since then I’ve bought a 3DS and a Wii U, so now I’m definitely inta-buying a used copy of Rabbids Go Home! Thanks! 😁
We finally have a video about Rabbids Go Home and someone who actually understands it
Ive always thought one of the things Rabbids Go Home nails is taking the core idea of the Katamari series (Rampid kelptomania to grow something with wackier presentations) and moulded it to work in a more interconnected world- Katamari tends to only have a few areas reused as much as they can (for good reason) which at times makes it feel small (and then literally does when you're nicking the buildings) but as the Rabbids never chance size it keeps the scale of the city you're robbing big so when you do get to nab something big like the jet engine or the clock, they feel more impactful to your end goal
Good video, good title for the algorithm as well!
I’ve been replaying the game on my Wii and I forgot how chaotic it is
I love this game. I thought I might have liked it as a kid because I was too stupid to know better, but it actually really holds up. So fun, zany, genuinely engaging gameplay. Great game.
This game is just stupidly fun. And pretty hard if you go for completion.
The music lives rent free in my brain to this day.
Aw man this game was my childhood now I wanna replay it
Used to play this game a lot! And romanian music in a videogame about stealing is a cherry on top
I starting to feel nostalgic for a game I haven't even played
6:45 OMG de Blob mentioned!!!… 😱😱😱
Too many memories of this game 😍
God I remember playing this game during my step-dad’s nephew birthday. I played it with this kid who came with this Mexican food truck and was allowed to go and play with us. That day was when I learned about the funny song from this game as well
This is basically the one Rabbids game that has the Ubisoft mascot platformer magic; it's very good
Rabbids Go Home was my fucking childhood man!
just some correction on the social satire of this game: it was made in france during nicolas sarkozy's presidency, a right wing man whose campaing catch phrase was "work more to earn more" which ended up in a policy that made extra hours and out of contract work way easier to do for companies, and most of the satire of this game is actually about sarkozy's france, a france of consumerism, shorter breaks, more work hours, repression of free speech and protests, haven't changed much since. I love how as an american you were able to appropriate its message to your country, awesome video, loved this game since i was a kid, glad to see a positive discussion on it without the salt of rayman fanboys.
That's really interesting. Given that the game is set in a fictional American city, it was easy to draw those connections I stated. I wonder if the devs intentionally looked for overlaps between French and American culture or it just worked out that way
Its kinda sad to see that trust factor is declining on Ubisoft latelly just because they can't think out of the box like before, all of Ubisoft games now just looks, plays and feels the same but with a diferent theme, rather than being totally diferent and still fun like they should... Then, most of the "inovative titles" either become delayed (Beyond good and evil 2), canceled or... with get the "AAAA masterpiece" that is Skull and Bones (AKA nerfed AC4BF)🥴
i loved this game played the hell out of it multiple times on the WII pretty sure i even completed it on top of that it was fun shaking a rabbit in the wii remote
Rabbids Go Home is so fucking unhinged and utterly mental, I'm so glad I got to play it as a kid.
I was 3 when the game came out and when I got the Wii (my first home console!!) and since then it’s been one of my favourite games ever. I wish Ubisoft would revisit ideas like this (or just remaster this game like pls I want it on switch)
I remember buying some of the rayman rabbids games at GameStop in around 2018/2019 and had a really good time with them for how cheap they were
Originally I didn't like the rabbids but after the minion craze I felt personally insulted how everybody forgot that the rabbids were the original annoying cute horde. Looking back at them makes me realize how innovative they were
I played this game so much on the wii as a kid.
I own 3 out of 4 discs on PC from when they gave those with in a magazine, never got the last one
Music from this game occasionally pops into my mind and plays on loop
Gotta replay those
Ah yes, the video game equivalent of Minions
I could tell this was a Rabbids Go Home video from the thumbnail. The Rabbids are such a weird little slice of video game history.
This, this was my child hood right here
never heard of this one, looks like something i'd really like! gonna go find a copy now. thanks!
I remember making The Terrific Trio from Jimmy Two Shoes in this using the 3 rabbids available
I just launched the video and a already love it, but your prononciation of Montpellier is absolutly terrorizing
I remember that this game is a fan favourite. It sells very well.
Remember when the Nostalgia Critic had a hissy fit over TMNT 3? The music for that sequence is in this very game!
Played This game alot when i was younger it was one of my favorate games
This has been my childhood game
One look at the thumbnail and I knew it must be this
Nice video dude!
hey, really nice review you pulled out! this is certainly one of the most underrated wii gems in all of the console's history and I'm always happy to see people talking about it! btw I think that the video and your points were really engaging but you should really put more music in background when you talk, this way it'd be more upbeat and fun to listen to you. Anyway great vid so keep it up!!
Overrated*
@@GiovanniKody100How’s this game overrated?
@@UnchainedPandoran Fan favourite reasons
@@GiovanniKody100 That doesn’t make it overrated, though. Calling it overrated means it doesn’t deserve the amount of praise it gets. This is a pretty unknown game by today’s standards. I wouldn’t call it overrated at all.
I LOVE this game, I always thought it was underrated and appriciated
This game has the same vibe as all of the Open Season movies
I remember crying when i finished the game (i was a die hard rabbids fan when i was a child, don't judge me) and i replayed that game so much i basically did playtesting because, at some point, i fell through the map on the tire level and another time, got stuck on the game over screen. I think the game just wanted me to stop playing and give him a rest lololol but hell yeah, peak childhood game!