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Rayman Fans Really Aren’t Happy With Legends Retold Xbox Skin

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Rayman Fans Really Aren’t Happy With Legends Retold Xbox Skin

Rayman Legends Retold has revealed an Xbox-exclusive skin based on Rayman 3’s Vortex costume, and it seems to be the straw that broke the camel’s back for fans.

As we get closer to Rayman Legends Retold’s new December release date, Ubisoft has showcased a bunch of new skins that are coming to the remake. The first was an outfit inspired by Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 that all players are able to use, but things got more interesting when a PlayStation-exclusive costume inspired by Astro Bot was revealed.

Ubisoft then made it clear that PlayStation wasn’t the only platform getting a unique skin, as it recently announced a costume inspired by Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 that only Nintendo players can rock. While those two exclusives didn’t cause that much drama, the newly confirmed Xbox skin is where Rayman fans are drawing a line.

Earlier this week, the official Rayman Legends Retold Twitter account shared a trailer confirming that Xbox’s exclusive skin is based on Rayman 3’s Vortex combat fatigues. While the Astro Bot and Rabbid costumes made sense considering they’re inspired by games exclusive to their respective platforms, that’s not the case with Vortex.

Loic Gounon talks to us about Retold’s recent delay, the possibility of revisiting other games, and much more.

Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc was released on every console when it launched in 2004 , and the HD port from 2012 came to both PS3 and Xbox 360. There’s really no reason for the Vortex skin to be exclusive to Xbox outside of it being green, which the reveal post even seems to suggest is the case by asking if fans “remember the green can”.


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