XBOX Store Lists (Then Takes Down) Rayman Origins Remaster for $2,000
An Enhanced Edition of Rayman Origins briefly appeared on the Xbox Store before being removed, listed with an erroneous $2,000 placeholder price. The remaster of the 2011 platformer promises modern enhancements including 4K resolution, 60 FPS performance, and quality-of-life improvements. The original game featured up to four-player couch co-op, over 60 levels, and 100 playable characters across PC, Nintendo systems, and PlayStation consoles.
This leak comes as part of Ubisoft’s apparent revival of the Rayman franchise, following earlier announcements of Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition, which was described as the “first step in the brand’s comeback.” Reports also suggest another major title, Rayman Legends Retold, is in development—a remake of the acclaimed 2013 sequel.
The Enhanced Edition’s premature appearance on the Xbox Store hasn’t been officially confirmed by Ubisoft, though the detailed listing describing features like 60 hidden Relics suggests an active product. Microsoft removed the store page, likely due to the pricing error. The leak marks another chapter in what appears to be a major push to resurrect the Rayman franchise after years of relative dormancy, with multiple titles in development and recent anniversary celebrations leveraging nostalgic interest in one of gaming’s classic platformer series.