Ubisoft has released a bunch of screens for upcoming console RTS Tom Clancy's EndWar, scheduled to be released sometime later on in the year.
Ubisoft's content director, Julian Geright, has claimed that the upcoming Tom Clancy's EndWar game will change the way people will make games on consoles.
"This is the first game of its type and I don't think that games on console will be made the same after Endwar," he said. "It's kind of boastful, but I really do think that this is a watershed type of game."
EndWar is a real-time strategy game made specifically for the PS3 and
Ubisoft has begun recruiting for the open public beta of Tom Clancy's EndWar, the console RTS that we think looks quite good.
The beta will pit players against each other online over three maps in one versus one and two versus two matches. You'll need an Xbox Live connection (duh), gold membership and 3GB of space on your hard drive.
EndWar is the first real time strategy game in the franchise. It's set during World War III,
The PlayStation 3 version of Tom Clancy's: End War will support the PlayStation Eye.When asked whether the 360 and PS3 versions were identical, EndWar content director Julian Geright replied, "Almost. We're still working on getting a decent anti-aliasing solution on PS3 that doesn't cost three frames per second.
"We've got six months left of debug, so we've got plenty of time for polish, but they're going to launch with more or less
Gamers who aren't satisfied with the eight existing Ghost Recon games and are looking for more than just the upcoming 360, PS3, DS, 3DS, and PC titles now have two more games to look forward to.
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Predator, the first Ghost Recon PSP exclusive, is set in the jungles of Sri Lanka during preparations for an upcoming US invasion. Ubisoft boasts that it's an "exclusive tactical experience" that allows players to use "massive firepower to eliminate powerful enemies or use the jungle to sneak behind enemies and strike using the element of surprise."
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