Rayman is one of Ubisoft's most overlooked franchises of recent times but that could all be set to change. In a recent interview with Variety Ubisoft boss Yves Guillemot says…
Rayman is one of Ubisoft's most overlooked franchises of recent times but that could all be set to change. In a recent interview with Variety Ubisoft boss Yves Guillemot says that Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition is "the first step in the brand's comeback." He says that fans of the Rayman series will get to hear more about the company's plans with Rayman "soon."
Ubisoft is celebrating the 30th anniversary of "Rayman," underscoring the longevity of your franchises. What's next for "Rayman"?
"Rayman" is a landmark franchise for Ubisoft and holds a special place in my heart because it played such a key role in Ubisoft's early evolution. We're proud to celebrate its anniversary with the release of "Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition," which pays tribute to the legacy of the original 1995 platforming classic. It's the first step in the brand's comeback, and it is inspiring to see players continue to embrace "Rayman's" unique charm and enduring appeal.
This milestone also highlights the longevity of Ubisoft's established brands, from "Rainbow Six," which recently celebrated 10 years, to "Assassin's Creed," now in its 18th year.
As for what's next for "Rayman," we're always exploring how our iconic franchises can evolve and reinvent themselves for all generations of players. We can't share details today, but we're looking forward to talking more about "Rayman" soon.
Nintendo Music has proven to be a nice little addition to the Nintendo Switch Online subscription service adding a wide array of soundtracks from classic games from many different eras.…
Nintendo Music has proven to be a nice little addition to the Nintendo Switch Online subscription service adding a wide array of soundtracks from classic games from many different eras. The latest addition is the arrival of Pokemon FireRed & Pokemon LeafGreen which are arriving on the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 on 27th February, which is of course, Pokemon Day. It's not the full soundtrack, but there are select tracks for you to listen to. The Nintendo Music app is available on iOS and Android devices.
