The future of the Rabbids

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Mnementh said:

caffeinade said:

The success of Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle, has left me with a major question:
What is next?

What is next for the Rabbids:
Will they now be pushed into more francises?
Rabbid Snorlax anyone.
Will we see a return of the Rabbids minigame collections on the Switch?
Could there be a Mario + Rabbids title, would it have the same effect?
Do you think the Rabbids could have their own, deep game, or do they need a base to jump off of.
Like Rayman and Mario.

Are there any other Ubisoft franchises and established industry mainstays you would like to see cross over.
I think an Uncharted Just Dance game, with a story would do pretty well.

Also, please check out my "Decaff with Anime, Club" thread.
http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=231603

"Do you think the Rabbids could have their own, deep game, or do they need a base to jump off of.
Like Rayman and Mario."

Well, they already had their own game: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabbids_Go_Home

This also wasn't a minigame-collection like Rayman Raving Rabbids. If it was a deep game... well, it was humporous and sarcastic.

They also had more minigame-collections without Rayman, like Travel in Time, Alive and Kicking (for Kinect) and Rabbids Land.

"What is next?"

I don't know. I like the humor of Rabbids mostly, but there are bad games (like Rabbidland). I think they'll follow up with more. Ubisoft seems mostly content with them put to minigame-collections. I really would like something else Rabbids Go Home. But it is up to Ubi to decide that. I think partnering them with other franchises will only happen if Ubi wants to strengthen connections (as they probably intended with Mario+Rabbids).

I thought Rabbids Go Home was a minigame collection, dam.

I personally don't like the Rabbids, or find them funny.
But I do see an interesting business opportunity for Ubisoft.
We all know they need some cash to stave off Vivendi, or anyone who may follow.
That and Ubi is quite greedy, and I can see them milking the Rabbids.
Especially in a time where the Minions show, this type of humor makes billions.