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E3 Day One Wrap Up – Ubisoft

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Games (Trailers and Demos)

  • Rayman Origins
  • Driver: San Fransico
  • Far Cry 3
  • Brothers in Arms 4: The Furious Four
  • The Adventures in Tintin
  • Ghost Recon: Future Soldier
  • Ghost Recon Online
  • Trackmania 2
  • Raving Rabbids: Alive and Kicking
  • Just Dance 3
  • Rocksmith
  • Assassin’s Creed: Revleations

Announcements

  • Far Cry 3 showcased a bit of story along with an opening cinematic that was all about “insanity” and a very dark and twisted storyline.
  • Gearbox announced the new Brothers in Arms game that is straying far away from the traditional WWII setting and going into a more cartooney and outrageous atmosphere.
  • Raving Rabbids Alive and Kicking will be Kinect friendly.

Chastity’s Final Verdict:  Ubisoft’s lineup is definitely something to look forward to.  Far Cry 3 looks like it is going to be an outstanding dark story and Assassin’s Creed: Revelations looks amazing.  The only announcement I was disappointed with was the new Brothers in Arms game.  That game should not bear “Brothers in Arms” in the title.  In fact it reminds of me Team Fortress with the characters.  Other than that, decent showing Ubisoft.



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