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With nations brought to their knees by a global terrorist attack, the world turns to Atlas, the largest private military company on the planet. Power, though, changes everything.
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Can't get enough adventure with those Raving Rabbids? Neither can Ubisoft, apparently.
With Rabbids Go Home, the brain-dead bunnies broke away from the mini-game compilation mold their previous three titles had taken, and embarked on a full-fledged adventure. And Creative Director Jacques Exertier told Official Nintendo Magazine that he hopes it will be just the beginning.
Asked if there will be further titles in the mold of Rabbids Go Home, Exertier said "We hope so, yes. You'd have to ask the bigwigs at Ubisoft though. All sorts of different factors have to be taken into account before a decision like that is made."
ONM called Rabbids Go Home the "funniest game on the Wii," though not the most challenging, while Kombo has given it an 8.5 "Great" rating. The full interview with Exertier will be in the 51st issue of ONM, which goes on sale this Friday.
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