The Wii U version is the better version, but the PS3/Xbox 360 editions are both excellent in their own way. It doesn’t need a story, it would only get in the way. Rayman Legends is a platformer consisting of multiple levels that are only thematically connected. There is a bit more to it than that, but nothing that really makes a difference to how the game plays out.
The sleepers have awokenĪfter a century-long nap, Rayman and his friends awaken to discover the Bubble King’s nightmares are out of control. You may lose a few conveniences on the PS3/Xbox 360 version, and I’ll discuss that more in a bit, but that shouldn’t dissuade you from checking out what is among the best platformers of this generation. The graphics are also a little crisper, but the game is remarkable regardless of system. This game was designed for the Wii U and its GamePad, and there are several features that are deeply integrated into Nintendo’s system. The Wii U version of the game is the definitive Rayman Legends.
There is a bit more on Wii U, but it is a bonus and you won’t feel its absence on the PS3/Xbox 360 versions. They feature the same clever level design, the same lush, cartoon-style animation, and, for the most part, the same incredible amount of content. I also played through several sections of the game on PlayStation 3 as well and, despite a few differences, the experiences are obviously similar. The bulk of the review was completed using the Wii U version, which has some significant differences that I’ll get to in a bit. My review of Rayman Legends is actually going to be a twofer.
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