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Yves Guillemot took the stage during Nintendo’s press event at E3 to mentioned previously announced titles Rayman Legends, and Zombie U.

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Go push for the win, dudes and dudettes: it’s Wednesday! And that means you’re halfway home. Here are your shorts for this morning.

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The last day of the work week is almost here. Have some shorts to get you through until then.

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Ubisoft’s Rabbid-related Just Dance 2 tease has borne fruit – and temporarily free fruit at that.

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Ubisoft’s announced it’s teaming up with Wallace and Gromit makes Aardman for an animated TV show based on its Rabbids characters.

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More details regarding Ubisoft action title Rabbids Go Home have popped up in the latest issue of ONM.

Fart jokes and “flushing your goodies down the toilet” are included.

• Six hub worlds, 20 environments, over 50 missions
• Roughly 100 different humans, all based on various stereotypes
• Main enemies are the Verminators and Vermi-dogs
• Verminators set traps to catch Rabbids, but they are actually scared of them
• Levels hide various collectibles
• Collect target items for new abilities: use a hospital patient’s oxygen bed to float
• New game mechanics added in roughly every 20 minutes
• Target items can help you progress in other environments
• 15 hours of gameplay
• Cut-scenes explain missions
• “Crazy music,” slapstick comedy and fart jokes
• Each mission ends with you flushing your goodies down a toilet
• Multiplayer, but details not yet revealed
• Locations: Airport, Builders’ Yard, Graveyard, Museum, Office, Pile, Supermarket (may be more)
• Games of inspiration: Mario Kart and Super Mario Galaxy
• Motion-control for opening doors and other context-sensitive events
• Took almost a year to decide what direction to go with the game

Thanks, GoNintendo.

Ubisoft has announced Rabbids Go Home. As the name suggests, players will be charged with returning the Rabbids to their alien home.

Slated for a holiday release, the game runs on a new engine specifically designed for Wii.

More information is expected in the May issue of Nintendo Power.

Read on for the press release.

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