Ubisoft has recently been spotted renewing its trademark for Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc, which supports a recent rumour that it's going to be getting another remaster.
For nearly a whole decade, Rayman fans have been absolutely going through the wringer, as Ubisoft had seemingly completely forgotten about its limbless wonder. That briefly changed with his own dedicated DLC for Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope and an infamously rewritten appearance in Captain Laserhawk, but things were fairly quiet after that for a time.
Ubisoft's platforming masterpiece instils a similar sense of joy to Team Asobi's latest effort.
That all changed late last year when it was reported that Ubisoft was working on a Rayman remake, which was quickly confirmed to be the case by the studio itself. Rayman's proper return is exciting enough, but that revelation was quickly followed by a rumour that suggested some more classic Rayman games are going to be revisited.
The rumour in question came from Nintendo insider PH Brazil, who reported that Nintendo is asking third-party developers to release remasters for the Nintendo Switch while it focuses its attention on the now-revealed Switch 2. On that list of third-party titles was Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc,...
