Snoop Dogg Introduces Rayman Legends For PlayStation 4 And Xbox One

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Rayman Legends is headed to Xbox One and PlayStation 4 in North America on February 25th, 2014. So says Snoop Do—er, Lion.

 

The Xbox One version will feature exclusive Splinter Ray, Ray Vaas and Globox Vaas costumes, while the PS4 version will feature an Assassin Ray costume. Additionally, the Xbox One will have exclusive challenges for time-limited achievements while PS4 will allow for screenshot and video-sharing, as well as Remote Play on PS Vita.

 

If you’d like to try the game out, Ubisoft have released a free browser-based demo of Rayman Legends. You can access the demo here.


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