Rayman Legends Coming To PS4, Xbox One In 2014 [Update: Release Date Pushed Forward]

By Alex Osborn

[Update] Ubisoft has bumped up the release date of Rayman Legends for Xbox One and PlayStation 4 to February 18th. I guess development has been going smoother than expected. After all, it was already an absolutely gorgeous game on last-gen hardware. How much better can it possibly look?

[Original] Ubisoft has just announced that Rayman Legends will be coming to both Xbox One and PlayStation 4 on February 27th of next year.

As you would expect, the game will boast improved visuals and better overall performance, including shorter load times. Those who purchase the game on Xbox One will get exclusive Splinter Ray, Ray Vaas, and Globox Vaas costumes. Meanwhile PlayStation 4 owners will get Assassin Ray.

Rayman Legends will take advantage of DualShock 4's touch pad, allowing players to scratch Lucky Tickets, for example. Seeing as how the Xbox One controller doesn't have a touch pad, gamers on that platform will instead have access to 10 special challenges.

Will you be picking up Rayman Legends on either PS4 or Xbox One? Comment below and let us know.

Alex Osborn
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