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'''''Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party''''' is a forthcoming videogame in the ''[[Rayman Raving Rabbids]]'' spin-off series. It was officially announced on the 28th May 2008 via the Ubidays conference in which it was demonstrated by representatives and UK TV presenter Vernon Kay, and it is the first game in the Rayman series to use the Nintendo Wiiboard peripheral, heavily suggesting that it will only be available for Nintendo Wii. Not much is currently known about the game's exact plot other than that the [[Rabbid]]s have become obsessed with television and have to 'drive [[Rayman]] crazy'. It is however said that Rayman will only make cameo appearances.
{{Game
| name = Rayman Raving Rabbids: TV Party
| image = [[File:RRRTVPWii.jpg|250px|Rayman Raving Rabbids: TV Party]]
| published by = [[Ubisoft]]
| developed by = [[Ubisoft|Ubisoft Paris]]
| release date = [[File:United States of America(USA).png|16px]] 18th November, 2008
[[File:European Union.png|16px]] 20th November, 2008
| genre = Party
| gameplay mode = Single player/Multi-player
| platforms = Wii
}}
 
'''''Rayman Raving Rabbids: TV Party''''' (known as '''''Rayman Prod' Présente : The Lapins Crétins Show''''' in France) is the third game in the ''[[Rayman Raving Rabbids]]'' spin-off series, and the final game in the [[Rabbids (series)|series]] to feature [[Rayman]] until ''[[Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope]]'' as part of the game's [[Rayman in the Phantom Show|downloadable content]]. It is followed by ''[[Rabbids Go Home]]'' in 2009 and ''[[Raving Rabbids: Travel in Time]]'' in 2010. A different game based on a similar premise was released on [[Rayman Raving Rabbids: TV Party (DS)|Nintendo DS]], and another as a [[Rayman Raving Rabbids: TV Party (mobile)|mobile game]].
 
==Announcement==
The game was officially announced on May 28, 2008 via the Ubidays conference in which two of the minigames were demonstrated by [[Ubisoft]] representatives and UK TV presenter Vernon Kay. Following this, several artworks depicting the [[Rabbid]]s parodying films, TV shows and celebrities (e.g. football players) were revealed on the official [[Rabbid]]s website, and recently official gameplay trailers were released.
 
==Plot==
Deep in the forest, [[Rayman]] is running away from a small group of [[Rabbid]]s that had appeared from his broken TV in [[Rayman Raving Rabbids 2|the previous game]]. For a few moments, they are distracted by a bolt of lightning, but quickly resume their pursuit. [[Rayman]] takes refuge in a small house at the edge of the forest (presumably his), while the [[Rabbid]]s are then struck by the lightning, and travel into a TV set indoors, where they scream and mess around, making [[Rayman]] try to turn it off, but to no avail.
 
The next day, [[Rayman]] is washing the dishes, polishing the windows and vacuuming the house, tired from having had a sleepless night of the [[Rabbid]]s in the TV annoying him. As they go on and on, [[Rayman]] gets restless enough to where he unplugs the TV. At first, it works, but the TV switches back on and the [[Rabbid]]s continue their messing around. In his anger, [[Rayman]] slams his fist on the TV, making the corner of the screen start cracking.
 
The night after, [[Rayman]] is lying on the sofa with a headache and a hot water bottle on his head, and one of the [[Rabbid]]s are continuously brightening and dimming the TV, disturbing him as he tries to sleep. [[Rayman]] throws the hot water bottle at the TV, making more cracks appear.
 
On day four, after spending another sleepless night, [[Rayman]] is lying on the sofa with a cushion over his head, as one of the [[Rabbid]]s makes a continuous scream while he keeps changing the volume level. [[Rayman]] uses duct tape to wrap around the TV [[Rabbid]]'s mouth and the volume control, but the [[Rabbid]] continues screaming until the TV starts bloating up and the duct tape flies off onto [[Rayman]]. [[Rayman]] chucks the TV out the window, and it lands in the field outside.
 
The moles that live underneath the field struggle to spend a day of putting up with the screaming TV [[Rabbid]]s. [[Rayman]] wakes up from having had a peaceful day when he hears a knock on the door. When the opens the door, he is shocked to see the moles throwing the TV back into his house.
 
The next day, [[Rayman]] is reading the newspaper, with the TV lying on the floor behind him. It suddenly turns on again, with a [[Rabbid]] screaming after messing around with the calibration of the screen, separating his body in two. [[Rayman]] angrily throws the TV into the toilet, and slams the toilet door shut.
 
The [[Rabbid]]s are using a hook to pull the toilet lever the following day, continuously flushing the toilet while the [[Rabbid]]s laugh mischievously. [[Rayman]] opens the door to see what all the noise is about, shocked to see what the [[Rabbid]]s are doing. He puts the TV in the sink and fills the sink up with water in an attempt to drown them, but as he walks away, the [[Rabbid]]s start gurgling extremely loud, making the pipes start bloating up and the house starts to shake. Now the whole TV is cracked.
 
That following night, [[Rayman]] is trying to enjoy a game of rugby, but the [[Rabbid]]s keep interrupting it, forcing the signal back to their channels. After multiple unsuccessful attempts to change back to the channel he was watching, [[Rayman]], pushed to the breaking point, disattaches his foot and throws it at the TV. The TV finally breaks, releasing the [[Rabbid]]s inside who chase [[Rayman]] out of the house. They accidentally switch the vacuum on as they pass it, and one of the [[Rabbid]]s stays behind and watches it in wonder and interest. Playing around with it, he accidentally gets the sucker attached to his ears. He then decides to stay in the house and make himself at home.
 
==Setting==
The setting is the TV station the [[Rabbid]]s have gotten into. From there, [[Rabbid]]s can be customized with clothes unlocked in story mode. The player can play unlocked games in training mode, and play with friends in party mode.
 
==Gameplay==
There are three modes in this game: story mode, party mode, and training mode. Story mode is where the player can experience what the [[Rabbid]]s did in an entire week with the television station. Party mode is for having a multiplayer game for up to eight players. Training mode is the collection of games played in both party and story mode. The game uses a channel system to play games. On each section chosen, it shows what shows are on in the time slot. When one game is completed, it is saved. Whenever the player goes to the slot, they can only replay that game. Beating [[Rayman]]'s score will win an accessory for the Pimp My Rabbid minigame. Among some shows, there are microgames based on TV advertisements. Beating those games gives a bonus for the minigame played, such as getting more points.
 
This is first game in the [[Rabbids (series)|Rabbids series]] as a whole to optionally use the Wii Balance Board.


==Minigames==
==Minigames==
===[[X-Trm Sports]]===
[[File:Rabbidass2.JPG|320px|thumb|right|[[Rabbidass]].]]
*[[Mount Beehind]] 7am-9am
*[[Missfit]] 9am-12pm
*[[Mount Cushytush]] 12pm-2pm
*[[Rabbid Wrestling]] 2pm-4pm
*[[Mount Killmytushy]] 4pm-6pm
*[[Rabbidass]] 6pm-8pm
*[[Breakbutt Mountain]] 8pm-10pm
===[[Trash TV]]===
[[File:Prisonfake.JPG|320px|thumb|right|[[Prison Fake]].]]
*[[Strawberry Fields, New Jersey]] 7am-9am
*[[Fashion Victim]] 9am-12pm
*[[Woodstock, South Dakota]] 12pm-2pm
*[[The Garden of Weeden]] 2pm-4pm
*[[B.R.U.S.H.]] 4pm-6pm
*[[Armpit, Utah]] 6pm-8pm
*[[Prison Fake]] 8pm-10pm
===[[Cult Movies]]===
*[[Night of the Zombids]] 7am-9am
*[[Dawn of the Rabbids]] 9am-12pm
*[[Star Worse]] 12pm-2pm
*[[SOS Red Planet]] 2pm-4pm
*[[SOS Red Planet 2]] 4pm-6pm
*[[Rabzilla]] 6pm-8pm
*[[OutOfControllables]] 8pm-10pm
===[[Raving Channel]]===
*[[Little Big Jackpots]] 7am-9am
*[[Shoplifting]] 9am-12pm
*[[Big Big Jackpot]] 12pm-2pm
*[[Flippin Burgers]] 2pm-4pm
*[[Bigger Big Jackpot]] 4pm-6pm
*[[Very Rabbid Show]] 6pm-8pm
*[[Ginormous Jackpot]] 8pm-10pm
===[[Macho TV]]===
*[[American Choppy]] 7am-9am
*[[Raving Angel]] 9am-12pm
*[[Pimp My Rabbid]] 12pm-2pm
*[[Delirious Divebomb]] 2pm-4pm
*[[Loser Sweepstakes]] 4pm-6pm
*[[Watchamacallit]] 6pm-8pm


Beestie Boarding:
===[[Groove On]]===
You ride on a Wilderbeast across a race track in an environment like [[The Summit Beyond the Clouds]]. Using the Wii-Board, you balance your butt on it and use it to steer. If you lean left, you steer to the left, lean right, steer to the right, and if you lean back, you go faster. You must avoid all the obstacles and get to the end. Also, if you go up any ramps, you must use use the Wiimote and Nunchuck to do the moves it tells you to while you're in mid-air so you can gain extra points.
* Ladies' Night (Kool and the Gang)7am-9am
* Toxic (Britney Spears) 9am-12pm
* You Know I'm No Good (Amy Winehouse) 12pm-2pm
* Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel (Tavares) 2pm-4pm
* Born To Be Wild (Steppenwolf) 4pm-6pm
* Another One Bites The Dust (Queen) 6pm-8pm
* Open Book (The Rakes) 8pm-10pm


Dancing with Dweebs:
===[[Shake It TV]]===
One of the Music games for this Rabbid game. The music played is 'Jungle Boogie'. It is different to music games from the past two RRR games, as instead of Rabbids or symbols coming from either side and you having to strike the Wiimote or Nunchuck as they come, you have to copy the moves it tells you to do.
* Jungle Boogie (Kool and the Gang) 7am-9am
* ABC (Jackson Five) 9am-12pm
* Soul Bossa Nova (Quincy Jones)12pm-2pm
* Trick Me (Kelis) 2pm-4pm
* Le Freak (Chic) 4pm-6pm
* Acceptable in the 80's (Calvin Harris) 6pm-8pm
* Wake Me Up (Wham!) 8pm-10pm
 
===[[No Brainer Channel]]===
*[[Megaclicker]] 8pm-10pm
 
==Internet connection==
At the end of a minigame in story mode, there is a Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection icon. If the player has an internet connection with the Wii, they can send their score over to www.ravingrabbids-tvparty.com. The top 3 players in the world are listed in each minigame section. The player can also do the Pimp My Rabbid contest. Each week there is a new theme. The player can send it to the website listed above and see what the other [[Rabbid]]s are dressed up as. The winner is announced after one week of voting. Since an unknown date, this feature no longer works.
 
==Gallery==
<gallery widths="320px" heights="240px">
Fish RRRTVPARTY.JPG|A [[Fish#In Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party|fish]] in [[Rayman]]'s house.
Hoodlum Scarecrow.JPG|A scarecrow that resembles a [[Hoodmonger]].
Maison rayman orage zoom.jpg|Rayman's house.
Maison rayman orage.jpg|A far view of Rayman's house.
Maison ray tuyaux.jpg|Under Rayman's house.
Maison ray interne jour.jpg|Inside Rayman's house.
Maison ray interne nuit.jpg|Inside Rayman's house at night.
</gallery>


==See also==
==See also==
*[[System requirements]]
{{Rayman series}}
{{Rabbids series}}


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Latest revision as of 03:16, 25 November 2025

Rayman Raving Rabbids: TV Party
Rayman Raving Rabbids: TV Party
Published by Ubisoft
Developed by Ubisoft Paris
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Release date 18th November, 2008

20th November, 2008

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Rayman Raving Rabbids: TV Party (known as Rayman Prod' Présente : The Lapins Crétins Show in France) is the third game in the Rayman Raving Rabbids spin-off series, and the final game in the series to feature Rayman until Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope as part of the game's downloadable content. It is followed by Rabbids Go Home in 2009 and Raving Rabbids: Travel in Time in 2010. A different game based on a similar premise was released on Nintendo DS, and another as a mobile game.

Announcement

The game was officially announced on May 28, 2008 via the Ubidays conference in which two of the minigames were demonstrated by Ubisoft representatives and UK TV presenter Vernon Kay. Following this, several artworks depicting the Rabbids parodying films, TV shows and celebrities (e.g. football players) were revealed on the official Rabbids website, and recently official gameplay trailers were released.

Plot

Deep in the forest, Rayman is running away from a small group of Rabbids that had appeared from his broken TV in the previous game. For a few moments, they are distracted by a bolt of lightning, but quickly resume their pursuit. Rayman takes refuge in a small house at the edge of the forest (presumably his), while the Rabbids are then struck by the lightning, and travel into a TV set indoors, where they scream and mess around, making Rayman try to turn it off, but to no avail.

The next day, Rayman is washing the dishes, polishing the windows and vacuuming the house, tired from having had a sleepless night of the Rabbids in the TV annoying him. As they go on and on, Rayman gets restless enough to where he unplugs the TV. At first, it works, but the TV switches back on and the Rabbids continue their messing around. In his anger, Rayman slams his fist on the TV, making the corner of the screen start cracking.

The night after, Rayman is lying on the sofa with a headache and a hot water bottle on his head, and one of the Rabbids are continuously brightening and dimming the TV, disturbing him as he tries to sleep. Rayman throws the hot water bottle at the TV, making more cracks appear.

On day four, after spending another sleepless night, Rayman is lying on the sofa with a cushion over his head, as one of the Rabbids makes a continuous scream while he keeps changing the volume level. Rayman uses duct tape to wrap around the TV Rabbid's mouth and the volume control, but the Rabbid continues screaming until the TV starts bloating up and the duct tape flies off onto Rayman. Rayman chucks the TV out the window, and it lands in the field outside.

The moles that live underneath the field struggle to spend a day of putting up with the screaming TV Rabbids. Rayman wakes up from having had a peaceful day when he hears a knock on the door. When the opens the door, he is shocked to see the moles throwing the TV back into his house.

The next day, Rayman is reading the newspaper, with the TV lying on the floor behind him. It suddenly turns on again, with a Rabbid screaming after messing around with the calibration of the screen, separating his body in two. Rayman angrily throws the TV into the toilet, and slams the toilet door shut.

The Rabbids are using a hook to pull the toilet lever the following day, continuously flushing the toilet while the Rabbids laugh mischievously. Rayman opens the door to see what all the noise is about, shocked to see what the Rabbids are doing. He puts the TV in the sink and fills the sink up with water in an attempt to drown them, but as he walks away, the Rabbids start gurgling extremely loud, making the pipes start bloating up and the house starts to shake. Now the whole TV is cracked.

That following night, Rayman is trying to enjoy a game of rugby, but the Rabbids keep interrupting it, forcing the signal back to their channels. After multiple unsuccessful attempts to change back to the channel he was watching, Rayman, pushed to the breaking point, disattaches his foot and throws it at the TV. The TV finally breaks, releasing the Rabbids inside who chase Rayman out of the house. They accidentally switch the vacuum on as they pass it, and one of the Rabbids stays behind and watches it in wonder and interest. Playing around with it, he accidentally gets the sucker attached to his ears. He then decides to stay in the house and make himself at home.

Setting

The setting is the TV station the Rabbids have gotten into. From there, Rabbids can be customized with clothes unlocked in story mode. The player can play unlocked games in training mode, and play with friends in party mode.

Gameplay

There are three modes in this game: story mode, party mode, and training mode. Story mode is where the player can experience what the Rabbids did in an entire week with the television station. Party mode is for having a multiplayer game for up to eight players. Training mode is the collection of games played in both party and story mode. The game uses a channel system to play games. On each section chosen, it shows what shows are on in the time slot. When one game is completed, it is saved. Whenever the player goes to the slot, they can only replay that game. Beating Rayman's score will win an accessory for the Pimp My Rabbid minigame. Among some shows, there are microgames based on TV advertisements. Beating those games gives a bonus for the minigame played, such as getting more points.

This is first game in the Rabbids series as a whole to optionally use the Wii Balance Board.

Minigames

X-Trm Sports

Rabbidass.

Trash TV

Prison Fake.

Cult Movies

Raving Channel

Macho TV

Groove On

  • Ladies' Night (Kool and the Gang)7am-9am
  • Toxic (Britney Spears) 9am-12pm
  • You Know I'm No Good (Amy Winehouse) 12pm-2pm
  • Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel (Tavares) 2pm-4pm
  • Born To Be Wild (Steppenwolf) 4pm-6pm
  • Another One Bites The Dust (Queen) 6pm-8pm
  • Open Book (The Rakes) 8pm-10pm

Shake It TV

  • Jungle Boogie (Kool and the Gang) 7am-9am
  • ABC (Jackson Five) 9am-12pm
  • Soul Bossa Nova (Quincy Jones)12pm-2pm
  • Trick Me (Kelis) 2pm-4pm
  • Le Freak (Chic) 4pm-6pm
  • Acceptable in the 80's (Calvin Harris) 6pm-8pm
  • Wake Me Up (Wham!) 8pm-10pm

No Brainer Channel

Internet connection

At the end of a minigame in story mode, there is a Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection icon. If the player has an internet connection with the Wii, they can send their score over to www.ravingrabbids-tvparty.com. The top 3 players in the world are listed in each minigame section. The player can also do the Pimp My Rabbid contest. Each week there is a new theme. The player can send it to the website listed above and see what the other Rabbids are dressed up as. The winner is announced after one week of voting. Since an unknown date, this feature no longer works.

Gallery

  • A fish in Rayman's house.
    A fish in Rayman's house.
  • A scarecrow that resembles a Hoodmonger.
    A scarecrow that resembles a Hoodmonger.
  • Rayman's house.
    Rayman's house.
  • A far view of Rayman's house.
    A far view of Rayman's house.
  • Under Rayman's house.
    Under Rayman's house.
  • Inside Rayman's house.
    Inside Rayman's house.
  • Inside Rayman's house at night.
    Inside Rayman's house at night.

See also

Rayman series
Main series Rayman (Atari Jaguar) • 2: The Great Escape • 3: Hoodlum Havoc • Origins • Legends
Remakes/ports 2 (PlayStation) • Revolution • Advance • Ultimate • DS • Rayman (DSi) • 2 (iOS) • 3D • 3 HD • Classic • 30th Anniversary Edition • Origins Enhanced Edition • Legends Retold
Game packs Gold • Forever • Collector • 100 Levels • Funpack • Compilation • Experience • L'Integrale • 3-Pack • 1 & 2 Double Pack • 10th Anniversary • Collectors Edition • Collection • Rayman and Rabbids Family Pack • Origins & Legends Double Pack
Early production Rayman • 2 • M • 3 • 3 (GBA) • Raving Rabbids (GBA) • Raving Rabbids (DS) • Origins • Legends • Adventures
Cancelled Rayman (SNES) • Rayman (32X) • 2 (2D) • 2000 • Adventures • 4 (2005) • Éducation • Raving Rabbids • 4 (2007) • Untitled (2013) • Rayman Forever/The Story of Rayman
Portable Handheld Rayman • 2 Forever • 3 • Hoodlums' Revenge • Raving Rabbids (GBA) • Raving Rabbids (DS) • Raving Rabbids 2 • Raving Rabbids: TV Party
Mobile Garden • Golf • Bowling • 3 • Raving Rabbids • Kart • Raving Rabbids: TV Party • Jungle Run • Fiesta Run • Adventures • Mini
Spin-offs Designer • By his Fans • 60 Levels • M • Arena (Xbox and GameCube) • Rush • 3 Print Studio • Raving Rabbids Activity Centre
Educational Maths and English with Rayman • French with Rayman • Activity Centre • Dictées • CP • Maternelle • Premiers Clics
Flash/browser Globber • Rayman vs Cullcut • Globox 2001 • Pirate Shoot • Slap, Flap and Go • Legends Beatbox • Rayman's Incrediballs Dodge
Rabbids Raving Rabbids • Raving Rabbids 2 • TV Party
Related The Board Game • The Animated Series • Rayman & les Moldies • Tonic Trouble • Beyond Good & Evil • Brawlhalla • Academy of Champions: Football
Rabbids series
Main series Rayman Raving Rabbids (cancelled prototype) • Raving Rabbids • Raving Rabbids 2 • TV Party
Non-Rayman Party Collection • Rabbids Go Home • Lab • Travel in Time • Alive & Kicking • Land • Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle • Rabbids: Party of Legends • Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope
Portable Rayman Raving Rabbids (GBA) • Raving Rabbids (DS) • Raving Rabbids (mobile phone) • Raving Rabbids 2 • TV Party (DS) • TV Party (mobile) • Rayman and Rabbids Family Pack
Non-Rayman Rabbids Go Home (DS) • Rabbids Go Phone • Rabbids Go Phone Again • Travel in Time 3D • Rabbids Rumble • Rabbids Big Bang • Rabbids Heroes (discontinued) • Rabbids Crazy Rush • Rabbids Smart Brush • Virtual Rabbids: The Big Plan • Rabbids: Legends of the Multiverse
Related Rayman Rayman Kart • Rayman Adventures
Non-Rayman Attack of the Killer Rabbids From Outer Space (cancelled) • Rabbids Daydream (cancelled) • Invasion (Facebook, discontinued) • Rabbids Invasion (TV series) • Appisodes • Invasion: The Interactive TV Show • Untitled film • Rabbids Coding
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