Rayman Raving Rabbids

It seems like a perfect fit. Ubisoft's cute but crazy Raving Rabbids will be made into an animated TV show. Ubisoft and Aardman announced so much when they issues a statement of a partnership to create together a pilot and several shorts based on Ubisofts popular video game characters.

Ubisofts Raving Rabbids are about to hit the tubeas in TV. Ubisoft is reportedly to partner up British animation studio Aardman [Wallace and Gromit], as revealed by a job listing sent out by the Aardman.

There are some great game deals being offered today for the Wii, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 from Amazon.com. PlayStation 3: Batman: Arkham Asylum (regular edition) $34.98 (discounted by $25) Batman: Arkham Asylum Collector's Edition $59.98 (discounted by $40) Xbox 360: Batman: Arkham Asylum (regular edition) $34.98 (discounted by $25) Batman: Arkham Asylum Collector's Edition $59.98 (discounted by $40) Another deal comes for Wii gamers today on the Rabbids game series. Here are the deals offered today, December 14th, while in stock: Rabbids Go Home - $29.98 Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party - $11.98 Rayman Raving Rabbids - $11.98 Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 - $11.98

Kotaku writes: Earlier this year, Crecente got hold of some delightful little Raving Rabbids figures from Ubisoft. Figures I tried to swipe, before he smacked the back of my hand and sand no, naughty. Well fuck you, Crecente, you and your patronising hand-slapping. I'll just go buy my own, because Ubisoft have announced that the figures - made by NECA - will soon be made available to the public. What's more, there'll be five figures available: the four we've already seen (Sam Fisher, Prince, Altair and vanilla Rabbid) plus a new one, the screaming/plunger-wielding Rabbid, which you can see (along with the classy packaging) after the jump.

Mad Catz Interactive, Inc., a leading third-party interactive entertainment accessory provider, announced today that it has secured a license from Ubisoft to produce branded accessories based on the Rayman Raving Rabbids series of games. The multi-year agreement gives Mad Catz North American rights to a range of accessories for the Xbox 360 videogame and entertainment system from Microsoft, the PC, the PlayStation 2 computer entertainment system, Nintendo DS, Game Boy Advance and the Wii home videogame system from Nintendo.

Rafael Nadal's savaging of sole Brit Wimbledon hope Andy Murray may have disappointed the UK tennis fans somewhat (come on, we all knew it was going to happen) but we've still got a weekend of racquet sports to look forward to. Ie. the inevitable Federer/Nadal face-off that we witnessed a year ago.

And that's the only Wimbledon-related preamble you're going to get out of us - if you want sports punditry go and look at the BBC

While many third party publishers were late to realize the potential of the Wii, Ubisoft were one of the first.However,the French firm has now admitted that a number of its early Wii titles were rushed and lacked quality.

In yet another financial report, Ubisoft has revealed that whilst older games continued their strong sales in the last quarter of the year.....

Since (and before) the release of Ubisoft's Rayman Raving Rabbids on the Wii (and soon enough, on the Xbox 360 and DS as well), many have already been smitten by the fluffy bundles of impending disco doom. And the person behind it all? No other than character designer Hubert Chevillard. In his latest update on the dev blog for RRR over at IGN, Chevillard explains just how exactly the Rabbids came to be what they are now: everybody's favorite fauna in his words, and Ubisoft's impromptu mascot in ours.

Ubisoft announced increases in major locations for its January sales, this seems to be due to the release of the Wii and certain key titles that they've developed for the system.