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S&S; E3 Highlights: Ubisoft Conference

Posted on the 04 June 2012 by Sameo452005 @iSamKulii
S&S; E3 Highlights: Ubisoft Conference Ubisoft seems to always have awkward hosts for their shows but despite all that, there conference was pretty dang good!  So here are the games Ubisoft announced:
Just Dance 4 (Oct. 8, 2012)  
Far Cry 3 (Sep. 4, 2012) I never played Far Cry but played the heck out of Far Cry 2.  So after hearing about Far Cry 3 last year I was super excited and now that I just saw some gameplay I can’t wait!  
Splinter Cell Blacklist (Early 2013)
Avengers: Battle for Earth (Nov, 2012)
Rayman Legends (Release TBA) Watching Rayman and his friends being controlled with the WiiU was rather impressive.  I’m still not quite sold on the WiiU but if games keep being made like Rayman Legends on the WiiU, who do I give my money to?  This game looks really fun, seriously!
ZombieU Another game for the WiiU by Ubisoft.  Though no gameplay was shown for ZombieU the trailer was disturbing, in a good way.  From what I can gather this new zombie game looks to be of the survival horror genre.  I know most people are sick of zombies but maybe ZombieU will rekindle our love for the brain eating walking dead.
Assassins Creed 3 (Oct. 30, 2012) This was one of Ubisofts big hitters.  Finally, were moving into a different time in history bringing in a new protagonist by the name of Connor (it was fun Ezio, but it’s time to move on now, sorry).  During the conference Ubisoft  showed Connor in action doing side missions like hunting for food; we also got to see Connor in a main mission sequence.  Although Connor appears to be assisting the Patriots his primary mission is still to hunt down the Templars.  
Shootmania (2012)
Watchdogs (Release TBA) I love new IP’s in video games and Watchdogs looks like it is not going to disappoint.  This new game from Ubisoft seems to be about a group of digital revolutionists one of which you get to control.  In the world of Watchdogs private businesses control the countries network and gather information about everyone and everything.  The protagonists appear to be “fighting the man” and trying to return control of the country back to its people.  Keep your eyes on this one, I know I will!

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