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Ubisoft Is Giving You One Last Chance To Grab 6 Free Games - Including Beyond Good & Evil
Why'd you still be looking for something to play in this particular month of the year is a question we'd usually ask; but if you're seriously still without gaming goods, Ubisoft has your back. Sort of.
Ubisoft releases The Crew for free from Wednesday as part of 30th anniversary celebrations
Ubisoft is going to be offering The Crew as a free download from Uplay to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the publisher. Available from next Wednesday, The Crew is the latest game to go free after Splinter Cell, Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time and Rayman Origins. Rayman Origins is still available to download until next week, although Splinter Cell and Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time aren't available any longer.
Closed beta for The Crew expansion Wild Run starting October 15
Ubisoft has announced that the expansion for their massively multiplayer online racing game The Crew, Wild Run, will be entering a closed beta from 15th October through 19th October.
E3 2015: Ubisoft's Press Conference today @ 3.00pm PDT / 11.00pm GMT+1 - Watch it here! FINISHED
Finishing off today's round of press conferences will be Ubisoft which begins 3.00pm PDT / 11.00pm GMT+1. There are some delicious morsels on the menu this year with the newly announced Assassin's Creed Syndicate. In the Tom Clancy IP arena we have Rainbow Six Siege and The Division. We're being teased there's a number of surprises from Ubisoft, like another totally rad Far Cry spin-off?
Ubisoft reveal list of changes in next patch for The Crew, finally fixes player stats issues
The next patch for racer The Crew from Ubisoft has been detailed and will be arriving next week. Among the list of changes is hopefully a final fix to the player statistics bug that display wrong stats or even resets them. Previous stats can't be restored, they reveal. The dev team has also improved the AI in some missions, including police behaviour in chases. Opponent cars 'follow more' instead of always taking us down.