Rub Rabbits is the sequel to XY/XX: Feel the Magic and features all-new gameplay mechanics, which range from holding the Nintendo DS sideways and upside down to multiple game modes. The game includes all-new music, art, and characters, as well as the ability to customize the look of the object of your affection. The game has six different multiplayer modes, which are compatible for playing with up to four players at a time.
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esto qué fue exactamente pt.2
the funny sexy minigame game
While Feel the Magic: XY/XX does have a cult following thanks to its wacky aesthetics and being a Nintendo DS launch, it seems The Rub Rabbits doesn’t get as much recognition as the original game. It’s a fantastic prequel, full of that whimsical rabbit charm from Sonic Team and fixes the rough spots that made the original a challenging experience. Now with holding the Nintendo DS sideways and upside down, your relationship with the handheld has never felt so close to comfort.
I adore both games in this series, and I wish they would have continued them on the Nintendo 3DS or mobile devices. SEGA tends to reference the series every single year, from songs appearing in music compilations, Rhythm Thief, merchandise and their own live concert. Rub truly is love ❤️
I adore both games in this series, and I wish they would have continued them on the Nintendo 3DS or mobile devices. SEGA tends to reference the series every single year, from songs appearing in music compilations, Rhythm Thief, merchandise and their own live concert. Rub truly is love ❤️
I always get the 2 games mixed.
A really fun and unique minigame collection! A great use of the DS' core featureset too. Ironically, a better showcase of the system's outlandish features than Nintendo themselves ever put out. Only really gets let down by some slightly wonky/weird control schemes here and there, and how long it can take to get back into a minigame sometimes after failing (minigames with different screen rotations add another few seconds onto how long it takes to retry).
Bonkers plot, ridiculous and addictive minigames all wrapped into a bizarre yet equally enticing package. Would highly recommend despite a few minor issues.
Bonkers plot, ridiculous and addictive minigames all wrapped into a bizarre yet equally enticing package. Would highly recommend despite a few minor issues.
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