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HuGG Writes: Rayman returns in utterly stunning fashion.

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Iain Lee looks at the three biggest games hitting your consoles in September. Gran Theft Auto V, Fifa 14 and Rayman Legends.

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VGU reviews Rayman Legends, the sequel to 2011's Rayman Origins. Does the new title in the series live up to the great standards set by its predecessor?

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Built on the UbiArt Framework, the same tool used to make Rayman Origins and Rayman Legends.

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Jayden Williams at Aussie-Gamer writes: "Rayman Legends finally finds its way into the hands of gamers, and despite whatever residual rage you have over the loss of its Wii U-exclusively, you owe it to yourself to play this game. "Once again taking the bare bones approach to narrative, Rayman Legends sees the Glade of Dreams overrun by devious nightmares. After sleeping for a 100 years, Rayman and his friends are woken up by Murphy, who brings them up to speed on the current situation."

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Accepted gaming wisdom has always placed Mario and Sonic as the kings of platforming. With the advent of Rayman Legends, accepted gaming wisdom no longer holds true. 

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Jayden Williams at Aussie-Gamer writes: "Rayman Legends finally finds its way into the hands of gamers, and despite whatever residual rage you have over the loss of its Wii U-exclusively, you owe it to yourself to play this game. "Once again taking the bare bones approach to narrative, Rayman Legends sees the Glade of Dreams overrun by devious nightmares. After sleeping for a 100 years, Rayman and his friends are woken up by Murphy, who brings them up to speed on the current situation."

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VGU reviews Rayman Legends, the sequel to 2011's Rayman Origins. Does the new title in the series live up to the great standards set by its predecessor?