Ubisoft’s “Rayman Origins” feels like a game that was sent out to die at retail. Released the same week as “Saints Row: The Third,” “Halo: Anniversary” and Ubi’s own “Assassin’s Creed: Revelations,” and just four days after “The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim,” the side-scrolling, two-dimensional platform-jumping game had no shot of getting noticed by anyone other than fans of creative director Michel Ancel or parents looking for a colorful, cute game for their kids. Even Rayman himself, part of a… Read More »