Despite the enormous leap in power the new consoles represent, in our opinion it's the Wii U version of Rayman Legends that remains the definitive edition of the game, with the title taking advantage of the GamePad's unique features in ways that genuinely add variety and more fun to the gameplay. Let's not forget that while this game may have been ported to a vast range of different hardware platforms, it started out life as a Wii U exclusive, built around the unique capabilities of the system. Indeed, it's the Nintendo console that offers the experience that the developers originally intended for the game, before the last-minute switch to a multi-platform release.

Wii U 3rd party FTW!

... maybe it's only win. but a win nonetheless.

Cue the other fanboys arguing elsewise....

May as well call the wiiU the gen 8th winner now

Makes sense, it was originally developed for WiiU. The PS4/XBO versions are just ports.

If only Ninjablade were still here.

Gameplay>graphics


Or at least gameplay>identical graphics. There's no difference between the visuals or performance.

Well this was an empty win considering that last gen platforms also perform just as good as the WII U version.

But but but the pixels.

The pixels are the same, the game doesn't require a lot of horsepower to run (I've got it on PC, it works on a 4 year old laptop with mediocre graphic card just fine). Basically it comes down to if you like the Murfy stuff or not, I didn't care for it so I prefer the PC version above the rest of them, but the Wii U version definitely has the most diverse gameplay.