NintendObserver’s select content on Ubisoft.
NintendObserver’s select content on Ubisoft.
Again, one of the very few of their games Ubisoft brings to Nintendo Switch. Guess they don't like Nintendo money so much. 😐
A Ubisoft interview with Game Director Scott Phillips.
Michonne, Daryl, and Rick available as Epic Crossovers for Koji, Ember, and Barraza respectively.
Lemme check... CTRL+F: "Zelda." That's weird, no results.
Poseidon's daughter.
...Just doing my job.
Pretty much the only new announcement from Ubisoft Forward September 2020 that is bound to Nintendo Switch.
Formerly known as Gods & Monsters.
Of particular note, Just Dance 2021's track "Without Me" by Eminem will be available to try early for one week either through a Just Dance Unlimited subscription or an active trial period via Just Dance 2020.
"Just Dance 2021 launches for Switch, PS4, Xbox One, and Stadia on November 12, and will be available on PS5 and Xbox Series X when those consoles launch." So it's not "this holiday season" anymore, huh.
The sixth and final season of new tracks and bikes for Trials Rising.
The event also brings a new mode, called Morph, which takes place on a new map, Galvan Prime.
Completing the final tier in the Gold Track unlocks Hattori's Epic Skin, but to get there, players can earn gems – via General, Daily, and Weekly missions – to progress through the tiers within either track.
A free month of access to be exact.
On March 26, the Microtracks Classic track pack will arrive, bringing riders into the arena for 12 very short, very technical tracks that will challenge them to squeeze every last hundredth of a second out of their no-checkpoint runs.
All content, including the Epic Crossover skin, game mode, and map will be available for purchase or play after the event ends on March 11.
Introducing Brawlhalla's 48th new Legend.
The Scarab bike, like the previously released Shopping Cart & Crawler, is available to purchase for Acorns only.
The group is currently in advanced talks with Todd Strauss-Schulson (“Isn’t It Romantic,” “A Very Harold and Kumar 3D Christmas,” and “Final Girls”) to direct.
A Quiksilvababe walkthrough in partnership with Ubisoft. (And I think they shot this in Paris.)