Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter Latest News for Xbox 360

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter Latest News - Xbox 360

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Publisher: Ubisoft
Genre:Shooter
Developer: Ubisoft Paris (France)
Release Date:Mar 10, 2006
# of Players:16 players
ESRB:T - Teen (Blood,Language,Violence)
Platforms:
- 360
- PC

Game Description:The war of the future continues when a militant uprising seizes Mexico City. The ultra-elite Special Forces Ghost squadron has been sent in to take back the capital. Fight as the soldier of the future with weapons, communications, and other combat technology inspired by real-life Army research. You'll get a glimpse into the future of urban warfare in locations throughout Mexico City's sprawling environment. Gain every advantage from the revolutionary Cross-Com. Attached to your monocle, the satellite-powered com-link gives you complete awareness and command of any situation. With the technology of 2013 at your disposal, you just might live to see 2014. Tackle multiplayer challenges and find allies for co-op play online.

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Ubisoft Has Two New Tom Clancy Games Currently In Development

Ubisoft might have just recently shipped Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Conviction, and Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier is on the horizon, but that doesn’t mean the publisher is sitting on its Clancy-loving laurels. “At this moment I’m working on two Tom Clancy games which have just gone in...

Posted April 28, 2010
Ghost Recon: Future Soldier Announced, Coming Holiday 2010

Ubisoft announced today that the next installment in its hit Ghost Recon series will be hitting shelves this holiday season for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC. Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier (which just sounds like a streamlined way of saying “Advanced Warfighter,” right?) is being developed by Ubisoft Paris, the...

Posted February 9, 2010
Ubisoft Abandoning Hard-Core Shooters

Ubisoft will likely not foray into the hardcore shooter market again, preferring to leave it with heads held high, on the heels of Rainbow Six Vegas 2. Ubisoft developer Phil Therien says, as a matter of fact, that the hardcore shooter market is too narrow, and won't be in the business model of the company any longer. Now, they didn't rule out...

Posted March 18, 2008| 26 Comments