One of the funniest game you can find!
The storyline is fairly simplistic, as Rayman's friends get kidnaped during a picnic and, after he gets caught too, he start a career as entertainer for the evil bunnies, which includes all kind of challenges using a great use of the motion sensing technology.
Soon at the game you'll find yourself doing such absurd things as launching cows, dancing "Misirlou", running to deliver explosive presents, drawing food for your evil hosts and so much other things.
About the game basics.
You'll find some pretty fine enviroments in some of the minigames, and some other actually just need pretty simplistic graphics. The overall results is pleasing and, in the rail FPS missions, you'll note a very good degree of detail and effects. In the minor side, you may note some clipping and framerate issues, but nothing to worry about.
For the sound department you can find some very good themes like "Misirlou", "La Bamba", etc. And everything sound just appropiate to set the mood. Once again is not perfect and, specifically when talking about the Wii-mote speaker, you can find some very nasty issues in a certain minigame where you receive hints via this speaker, as it may sound correct or as a unintelligible mumble or mute at all. Worst of all, is not predictable when is this going to fail and the minigame itself is impossible without this feature.
Finally, the minigame collection has a lot of variety and you may find some very memmorable games as some otherfairly simplistic. Also, the difficulty is not so high but it includes a "challenge" mode which, indeed,, is very challenging as some of the records are very hard to break. This way you can unlock extras, like the famous bunny videos you surely have seen.
Overall, RRR makes some of the greatest and more funniest uses of the wii-mote/nunchuck to the date and, although the story mode is short, the replay value is great as most of the minigames can be played with just one controller. So, if you like to have fun and enjoy playing with a bunch of friends, don't hessitate to include it in your ever growing Wii collection!