A year after being branded a flop, Mario + Rabbids’ sequel is steadily selling
A year after being branded a flop, Mario + Rabbids’ sequel is steadily selling
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I don't really get how anyone older than 10 can tolerate Rabbids. They're like the og Minions. Maybe they've just changed since the Raving Rabbids series though.
It's a great game despite them, but I can imagine their presence only hurt their sales given their target demographic. Tactical RPG fans don't strike me as rabbid fans.
It's not for tactical RPG fans. It's dumbed down for casual audiences.
Not enough to be unfun for most genre fans, but it's definitely not made for them.
Sure but my point is that it's still not in the realm of the rabbid demographic.
Sure it is. They're both for casual audiences who don't want anything crazy complex.
It worked for Worms shrugs
Worms don't act like they're on ket
What's wrong with worms? They're not knockoff minions.
I like them.
Rabbid Peach is hilarious.