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In Rayman Legends, most players will spend 80% of their single-player gameplay on pure platforming levels. That’s according to lead game designer Emile Morel.

The other fifth? You’ll be using Murfy to get past touch screen levels.

It’s important to note that these levels are optional. So if you hate Murfy, you won’t have to experience his stages.

One other note: you’ll be able to upload scores to an online leaderboards for every single level in Rayman Legends.

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Recently, there was a lot of confusion as to whether or not New Super Mario Bros. U would run in 1080p. The game’s official site initially said that it would. Nintendo soon quietly updated the page, hinting that it wouldn’t.

Now we have the official word on the situation. Nintendo has opened Mario Bros. U’s full site, and it includes a statement noting that the original comment was inaccurate.

“The previously stated information about video output for this game was inaccurate. The Wii U console supports video output of up to 1080p. While all Wii U software titles display high definition graphics, resolution for specific titles may vary.”

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