Gaming in Rabbids. Reviews, Walkthroughs, News

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Nintendo is already making plans for developing more role-playing games, as suggested by one recently surfaced survey. Specifically, Nintendo currently appears to be brainstorming ideas for new RPGs based on the Super Mario franchise.

Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope is close to hitting 3 million in lifetime sales, sources claim. This turn of events suggests that the Nintendo Switch exclusive is mounting quite a sales comeback after Ubisoft itself admitted that Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope had a disappointing launch.

When the Nintendo Switch first came out in 2017, a rumor sprouted out early about a “unique collaboration” between Mario and the infamous Rabbids. The rumor was so “weird” that gamers truly felt it was fake and that if it was real, it would be a terrible thing. When the collaboration was released later that year, gamers couldn’t get enough of it. So much so that Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle became the best-selling 3rd party Switch game at a time, and it wasn’t long before its sequel, Mario + Rabbids Sparks Of Hope, was announced. But that game had a unique “behind the scenes” story all its own.

Not long after Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope’s launch, Ubisoft revealed that in spite of the widespread acclaim it had garnered, the turn-based tactics title had failed to sell to the company’s internal expectations, with CEO Yves Guillemot later stating that the game likely would have sold better if it had been released for the Nintendo Switch’s successor, something that Nintendo has advised Ubisoft on as well.

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Hogwarts Legacy has reclaimed the top spot of the UK Boxed Charts this week, with a 214% spike in sales on Xbox Series X|S due to ongoing price promotions.

In many ways, 2017 was a “make or break” year for Nintendo. The Wii U had failed them, the 3DS was successful but not as big as its predecessor, and many wondered if The Big N had finally “run its course” and needed to go strictly to software creation. They decided to keep going and create a console that would change how gamers would play things, a tactic that worked in the past but also technically backfired on them a few times as well. However, in January 2017, the Nintendo Switch reveal event would highlight just how big the new console would be.

Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope hasn’t worked out as well for Ubisoft as the company would have expected after the success of its predecessor. Where Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle pulled in over 10 million players in its lifetime, Sparks of Hope hasn’t gained nearly as much traction. Shortly after its release, Ubisoft confirmed that it had performed below expectations, and more recently, suggested that it would likely have sold better if it had released for Nintendo’s next platform instead of for the Switch.

Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope: Rayman in the Phantom Show has been confirmed as the next DLC for strategy game, with Nintendo confirming it will be released on August 30th. This new DLC will add Rayman as a playable character, along with a new location called the Space Opera Network.

Ubisoft has revealed Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope: Rayman in the Phantom Show, the final announced DLC coming to the Nintendo mashup strategy game that hit Switch last October. 

It seemed pretty obvious from the start that Mario + Rabbids Sparks Of Hope would have DLC. If for no other reason than Ubisoft had done a DLC expansion for the original game between these two franchises. But what surprised some people was that the DLC we got was robust and unique. We got a challenge tower, we got some story content that fit between the main campaign, and now, we’re going to get content featuring Rayman! The best part is that we now know what the content will be, and it will be crazy!

Mario + Rabbids is an adorable cross-over game between Nintendo’s poster child Mario and Ubisoft’s Minion-esque Rabbids. The latest game in the franchise collab is Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope, which is a sequel to the first, Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle. Both games are currently on Nintendo Switch.

Everyone loves Rayman.

Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope: Rayman in the Phantom Show has been confirmed as the next DLC for strategy game, with Nintendo confirming it will be released on August 30th. This new DLC will add Rayman as a playable character, along with a new location called the Space Opera Network.

Nintendo has released a new trailer showing off the upcoming Rayman DLC for Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope.