Rayman Legends is the follow-up to the acclaimed Rayman Origins. Players can use the WiiU controller's touch-screen to take out enemies or clear paths and use the gyroscope technology to manipulate and rotate platforms on the TV screen.

Rayman Legends is the follow-up to the acclaimed Rayman Origins. Players can use the WiiU controller's touch-screen to take out enemies or clear paths and use the gyroscope technology to manipulate and rotate platforms on the TV screen.

Rayman Legends is the follow-up to the acclaimed Rayman Origins. Players can use the WiiU controller's touch-screen to take out enemies or clear paths and use the gyroscope technology to manipulate and rotate platforms on the TV screen.

Rayman Legends is the follow-up to the acclaimed Rayman Origins. Players can use the WiiU controller's touch-screen to take out enemies or clear paths and use the gyroscope technology to manipulate and rotate platforms on the TV screen.

Rayman Legends is the follow-up to the acclaimed Rayman Origins. Players can use the WiiU controller's touch-screen to take out enemies or clear paths and use the gyroscope technology to manipulate and rotate platforms on the TV screen.

Rayman Legends is the follow-up to the acclaimed Rayman Origins. Players can use the WiiU controller's touch-screen to take out enemies or clear paths and use the gyroscope technology to manipulate and rotate platforms on the TV screen.

Rayman Legends is the follow-up to the acclaimed Rayman Origins. Players can use the WiiU controller's touch-screen to take out enemies or clear paths and use the gyroscope technology to manipulate and rotate platforms on the TV screen.

Rayman Legends is the follow-up to the acclaimed Rayman Origins. Players can use the WiiU controller's touch-screen to take out enemies or clear paths and use the gyroscope technology to manipulate and rotate platforms on the TV screen.

Rayman Legends is the follow-up to the acclaimed Rayman Origins. Players can use the WiiU controller's touch-screen to take out enemies or clear paths and use the gyroscope technology to manipulate and rotate platforms on the TV screen.

Rayman Legends is the follow-up to the acclaimed Rayman Origins. Players can use the WiiU controller's touch-screen to take out enemies or clear paths and use the gyroscope technology to manipulate and rotate platforms on the TV screen.

Rayman Legends is the follow-up to the acclaimed Rayman Origins. Players can use the WiiU controller's touch-screen to take out enemies or clear paths and use the gyroscope technology to manipulate and rotate platforms on the TV screen.

Sony has rolled out new PlayStation Store content, starting with free Playstation Plus content/discounts, Sumioni: Demon Arts, Warriors Orochi 3, Rayman 3 HD (+demo), Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine, demos for Birds Of Steel, Under Siege, DLCs for MotorStorm RC, Ridge Racer, Blazblue,  EyePet, Resident Evil Operation Raccoon City, Disney Universe, Kingdoms Of Amalur: Reckoning, Ace Combat Assault Horizon, Tales Of Graces F, Hyperdimension Neptunia Mk2, Ninja Gaiden 3, Saints Row The Third, UFC Undisputed 3, song packs for Rocksmith, Rock Band 3, the usual game/movie trailers, and PS3 themes, and downloadable PSP/PS0ne games.

Created by a team of only five, Rayman comes back again, but this time in his original 2D glory roots. Rayman Origins features a cartoony art style, evocative of claymation, and will include some sort of cooperative platforming as he now has a sidekick, Globox the chubby frog.

Rayman Origins brings back many of the classic characters, revived in their original 2D form, as well as a whole new world of characters and environments.

Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc is a cartoon fantasy in which Rayman comes face-to-face with some of his greatest adversaries yet. In addition to vibrantly detailed worlds and innovative game play, it features a deep story line that will immerse players in this unique experience.

Created by a team of only five, Rayman comes back again, but this time in his original 2D glory roots. Rayman Origins features a cartoony art style, evocative of claymation, and will include some sort of cooperative platforming as he now has a sidekick, Globox the chubby frog.

Created by a team of only five, Rayman comes back again, but this time in his original 2D glory roots. Rayman Origins features a cartoony art style, evocative of claymation, and will include some sort of cooperative platforming as he now has a sidekick, Globox the chubby frog.

Created by a team of only five, Rayman comes back again, but this time in his original 2D glory roots. Rayman Origins features a cartoony art style, evocative of claymation, and will include some sort of cooperative platforming as he now has a sidekick, Globox the chubby frog.

Created by a team of only five, Rayman comes back again, but this time in his original 2D glory roots. Rayman Origins features a cartoony art style, evocative of claymation, and will include some sort of cooperative platforming as he now has a sidekick, Globox the chubby frog.

Created by a team of only five, Rayman comes back again, but this time in his original 2D glory roots. Rayman Origins features a cartoony art style, evocative of claymation, and will include some sort of cooperative platforming as he now has a sidekick, Globox the chubby frog.

Created by a team of only five, Rayman comes back again, but this time in his original 2D glory roots. Rayman Origins features a cartoony art style, evocative of claymation, and will include some sort of cooperative platforming as he now has a sidekick, Globox the chubby frog.

Rayman is back to engage audiences in a thrilling new 3D world of adventure and fun.

Created by a team of only five, Rayman comes back again, but this time in his original 2D glory roots. Rayman Origins features a cartoony art style, evocative of claymation, and will include some sort of cooperative platforming as he now has a sidekick, Globox the chubby frog.

Ubisoft's latest financial result reveals that Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Conviction has been delayed until April 2010, while R.U.S.E. is now expected in the next fiscal year, anywhere from April 1, 2010 to March 31, 2011. On the flipside, Ubisoft also plans to release a new installment in the Driver series, Raving Rabbids 4 and a new episode of Assassin’s Creed, the first in the series to have an online multiplayer mode.

Rayman 2: Revolution made its debut on the PS2 late 2000, and judging from a new ESRB entry, the action/adventure platformer might soon be downloadable on the PlayStation Network. Having made the jump from a 2D sidescrolling platformer into 3D, Rayman Revolution featured enhanced gfx, new characters & enemies, new special effects, re-worked menus and cinematic sequences.