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No details have been provided yet how the ports will handle the Wii U-specific features, if they are included at all. An Ubisoft rep later confirmed that the delay was strictly a business decision to accommodate the added platforms and has nothing to do with development issues since the Wii U version was ready to go. In February 2013, shortly before the game was supposed to be released on Wii U Ubisoft delayed the game to September and announced PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions to come at the same time. Thus, nothing shown in the video is confirmed to be included in the final game.

Videos like this are often made by development teams to show off their ideas. Shortly after the leak occurred, Ubisoft confirmed the game's existence while emphasizing that the video was meant strictly for internal demonstration purposes. On April 27 2012, an internal demonstration video showing a sequel to Ubisoft's critical hit, Rayman Origins leaked to a French website, and spread its way around the internet from there. Also, two exclusive costumes (a Prince of Persia costume for Rayman and a Splinter Cell costume for Globox) come with this version. This version will include the Murphy touch-levels as well as five exclusive levels that are designed for the back-touch pad of the Vita. Nintendo announced that the Wii U version will also have exclusive Mario and Luigi costumes for Rayman and Globox. Players will also have the Online Challenges cups they earned and Level of Awesomeness transferred to Rayman Legends. Platform Exclusive Contents Wii U VersionĪside from the touch-screen levels featuring Murphy that also appear in the Vita version, the Wii U release will receive an exclusive "Funky Ray" bonus costume to unlock for players who have downloaded and played the Rayman Legends Challenges App before 28 August, 2013. In Japan, Rayman Legends is being published by Nintendo and thus remains Wii U exclusive in that region. On its lead-platform, the Wii U, It features asymmetrical co-op for up to five players total with one player using the Wii U GamePad and the remaining four either using Wii Remotes or Wii U Pro Controllers. Rayman Legends is a sequel to Rayman Origins.