‘Rabbids' make even boring games a blast

You haven't rocked until you've flicked your Wiimote and nunchuk like drumsticks as a bug-eyed bunny croons “Satisfaction” by the Rolling Stones at a deafeningly high pitch.

But the remaining minigames in “Rayman Raving Rabbids 2” rarely reach the excitement of the game's carrot-in-cheek response to “Rock Band.” The sequel also struggles to maintain the strong minigame quality of its predecessor.

On the other hand, none of “Rabbids 2's” minigames are horrible, just frustratingly simple. In one game, a three-second burst of waving the Wiimote charges up a glass-shattering belch from limbless hero Rayman. End game.