Ubisoft 3DS Media Update - Rayman, Driver, Splinter Cell and More!

By Mike Mason 19.01.2011 3

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One of the strongest third party supporters of Nintendo's 3DS, Ubisoft today announced that they would have no less than eight titles released in the handheld's launch window: Driver Renegade, Rayman, Rabbids 3D, Asphalt 3D, James Noir's Hollywood Crimes, Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell 3D, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Shadow Wars and Combat of Giants: Dinosaurs 3D.

Media for four of these titles has appeared on Nintendo's 3DS press site. Click the game titles to go to the game pages, where you will find more screenshots and any associated news stories.


Rabbids 3D

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The Rabbids find themselves tumbling through time in their Time Washing Machine, wreaking havoc over four time periods and 64 levels in this stereoscopic 3D-enabled 2D platformer.

James Noir's Hollywood Crimes

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Previously known as Hollywood '61, James Noir's Hollywood Crimes is an original puzzle game from Ubisoft Montreal. Boasting realistic 1960s-style artwork and 140 3D puzzles, there'll be plenty to get your mind around here.

Asphalt 3D

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42 licenced bikes and cars, from the likes of Ferrari, Lamborghini, Audi and Ducati, are available for selection in the third entry to the Asphalt series. As well as regular races, cash attack, vigilante, high speed chase, drift, time trial, duel and leader of the pack modes are available, and up to six players can play wireless via StreetPass.

Combat of Giants: Dinosaurs 3D

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Ubisoft's popular Combat of Giants series stomps on, this time returning to the land of dinosaurs for their first 3D adventure. Combat is now real time, and items can be traded with other players. StreetPass support has rival dinosaurs battling as you walk around, or helping out creatures of the same or friendly species.

We'll have more news and hands-on impressions of Ubisoft's 3DS line-up in the coming days.

Box art for Rabbids 3D
Also known as

Rabbids Travel in Time 3D

Developer

Ubisoft Casablanca

Publisher

Ubisoft

Genre

2D Platformer

Players

1

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Like with their Wii launch titles, Ubisoft's 3DS lineup is full of so much s***.

Rayman 3D is nothing but a souped up Rayman 2 which was also a launch title for the original DS. Smilie

Rabbids looks awful and cheap. The rest are crappy '3D' ports which no doubt will look and play worse than the originals.

When others such as Capcom and Konami are making quality titles, Ubisoft once again go for the 'least effort, more profit' approach. Smilie

Quantity over quality yet again. Smilie No big surprise coming from Ubisoft though. Smilie

Asphalt really is not bad, tbh =/ I've owned/played several of the games, and they're pretty good fun, peeps.

Also, totally fucking getting Combat of Giants. Absolute must-have for anyone who DESPISES schoolbuses.

~Getting on C3's massive tits since 2K5.~

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