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Galaki on 10 February 2013

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Thanks for all your feedback regarding Rayman Legends in all of its forms. We have heard you and we will continue to listen. We understand your frustration and that you want to get your hands on the game.

We are working with the development team to provide you with a new, exclusive demo for the Wii U soon. Stay tuned for more.


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Booyah on 10 February 2013

It will probably give you one playthrough before locking it out then advertise to pick it up on PS360.



KHlover on 10 February 2013

Thank god, before I saw your ava I thought this was another bash thread



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NintendoPie on 10 February 2013
Booyah said:
It will probably give you one playthrough before locking it out then advertise to pick it up on PS360.

No. That's too EA-ish.



brendude13 on 10 February 2013

Not a game I'm interested in, but I understand their frustration, dick move by Ubisoft. Don't show off a game as an exclusive and don't announce a release date unless you can stick to it.



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Booyah on 10 February 2013
NintendoPie said:
Booyah said:
It will probably give you one playthrough before locking it out then advertise to pick it up on PS360.

No. That's too EA-ish.


That would mean that EA would have to make something for WiiU first, so it would be a step in the right direction.



NintendoPie on 10 February 2013
Booyah said:


That would mean that EA would have to make something for WiiU first, so it would be a step in the right direction.

If publishing a port is considered something of "making a game for the Wii U' then EA is one step ahead of everyone.



Booyah on 10 February 2013
NintendoPie said:

If publishing a port is considered something of "making a game for the Wii U' then EA is one step ahead of everyone.


They would probably pay a company like Ubi to put their EA logo on the WiiU box of AC3, then complain that their games don't sell on WiiU, so they feel vindicated.