Rayman Legends Coming To PC

By Alex Osborn

Ubisoft has announced that the once Wii U-exclusive platformer Rayman Legends will be launching on PC as well.

The game is set to release across PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, and Wii U on September 3rd. Those in Europe will get it a few days earlier on August 30th.

I can totally understand why this might be frustrating for Wii U owners, as the game was supposed to be available for Nintendo's tablet-centric console months ago. Instead, they've had to wait several months only to lose the benefit of exclusivity.

Are you planning on picking up Rayman Legends at launch? If so, which platform are you purchasing it for? Let us know by commenting below.

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