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DS versions of King Kong, Bomberman and Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos Theory will all be released later this year by Ubisoft. The company again confirmed that it will also be releasing Star Wars Revenge of the Sith for DS - which we .
The quad of games joins Ubisoft's previously announced DS launch line-up of Asphalt Urban GT, Rayman DS and Sprung The Dating Game.
No new details on any of the titles have been released as yet, beyond rough release dates of spring for Star Wars; summer for Bomberman DS; "later this year" for Chaos Theory; and Christmas for King Kong, which is based on the forthcoming movie from Lord of the Rings trilogy director Peter Jackson.
"Our full support of the Nintendo DS is clearly visible by the number of titles coming out with the launch," commented Ubisoft boss Yves Guillemot.
"We are proud to offer one of the most diverse line-ups of any major publisher. Racing, platform, stealth or action - there is truly something for all tastes."
