Proto:Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 (Wii, Windows)

This page details one or more prototype versions of Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 (Wii, Windows).

  This prototype is documented on Hidden Palace.

A prototype of Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 for Wii was released on December 25th, 2022 as part of Project Deluge. It predates the final release by about two months.

General Differences

• Some build information can be seen in the bottom corner of the title screen.

Prototype	Final

Audio Differences

Menu_AmbZik.waa

Prototype	Final

• The main menu music has no ambient reverb nor sound effects.

Boss_Ryuishi_Remix8.wam

Prototype	Final

• The prototype version doesn't loop.

Musique_invaders.wam

Prototype	Final

• The final game adds electricity sound effects.

Funk_NY.wam

Prototype	Final

• The prototype uses a softer mix.

Sting_End_2.wam

Prototype	Final

• In the prototype, the cheering lingers for an extra second.

Cine_M099_CellPhone.wam

Prototype	Final

• This cutscene is 11 seconds shorter in the final game.

Video Differences

BO_Ent105.bik

Prototype	Final

• The grass next to the trash can was edited in post for some reason.

Asie_Blue102.bik

Prototype	Final

• The fountain on the far left was also slightly modified in post.

Football_US_WiimotePoke.bik

Prototype	Final

• The video resolution is slightly different.

Tutorials

Prototype	Final

• Many of the tutorial videos show different gameplay footage.

Unused Videos

Ubisoft Office

• Seq.bik

• Seq1.bik

• Seq2.bik

• Loop1.bik

• Loop2.bik

• Loop3.bik

• A number of unused videos around the Ubisoft offices are present, very likely as a test of the live action FPS levels.

NY_Intro.bik

• A shortened version of the New York level's opening.

USA_Wash04.bik

• A shot of the New York level that does not appear in the final game.

Paris_Lido05.bik

• A shot of the Paris level. It's a copy of Paris_Lido04.bik, but with slightly different color correction.

Loops

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  Asie_Kiosq01.bik

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  Asie_Kiosq02.bik

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  Asie_Kiosq03.bik

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  USA_Flag201.bik

• A number of static videos of the live-action FPS levels with loop numbers at the top.