I WAS going to call bullshit on the guy selling an Asian version of the game, but then I found this image on the tumblz.OldClassicGamer wrote:I have spotted on eBay a seller from Hong Kong who is selling "Rayman Legends Asian Version" for Xbox 360 and he says he will ship the game on 30 August. How come UbiSoft never mention Asian release date to be August 30? I don't even remember they said anything about Asian version. Seller also said that game will be playable only on NTSC-J 360.
There's Asian letters right there. I'm not sure if it's Chinese, Korean, or Japanese, but to me it looks mostly like Japanese kanji. Also, confirmation that Teensies in Trouble is the first world's name, and that there are going to be at least 700 Teensies, which is 100 more than when we last saw the number of Teensies to save, and there's at least 90 Teensies in the first world. I'm going to bet that this isn't the final version, and that there will be a lot more Teensies to save. The background on the Wii U controller also looks a bit different. Here's some more pictures too.
Sea Shark animating. Not much else interesting.
Another level that's probably from Teensies in Trouble. I don't think we've actually seen iron chains yet, aside from on Teensie cages. That's also a pretty clever use of the physics engine. Also a cute Toad plushie :3 There's also an Xbox 360 controller, which means that they version this guy is playing is the 360 version.
A level from Toad Story. Probably a Murfy level, considering that there's a movable platform. There's also some weird writing at the top, and it appears to be written using the in-game font. Strange, maybe someone can figure out what it's saying? Oh, and there's another Xbox 360 controller there too.







