For a press conference that spent most of the first half on a single title (Watch Dogs: Legion), Ubisoft\u2019s E3 press conference was surprisingly packed on the news front. We got a new subscription service, a TV show and even an upcoming film. As always though, games were the real focus here \u2014 and there [\u2026]<\/b>
\nFor a press conference that spent most of the first half on a single title (Watch Dogs: Legion), Ubisoft\u2019s E3 press conference was surprisingly packed on the news front. We got a new subscription service, a TV show and even an upcoming film. As always though, games were the real focus here \u2014 and there were plenty.
Here\u2019s the best of what we saw at today\u2019s big event.
Watch Dogs: Legion \u2013 Easily the biggest and arguably the most exciting reveal from the event, the open world, character swapping game got a lengthy walkthrough at the show. The title is set for arrival in March 2020.
Assassin\u2019s Creed: Odyssey \u2013 The popular title gets a new trailer for its new story mode.
Brawlhalla \u2013 The free-to-play fighting game gets two familiar faces from Adventure Time.
Tom Clancy\u2019s Ghost Recon Breakpoint \u2013 The latest tactical shooter to bear Tom Clancy\u2019s name is due out October 4.
Rainbow Six Quarantine \u2013 This three-player FPS is due out in 2020.
Tom Clancy\u2019s Elite Squad \u2013 Tom Clancy goes mobile in five player battles.
Roller Champions: This free-to-play game takes on the colorful world of roller derby.
Gods & Monsters: The creators of Assassin\u2019s Creed Odyssey take on the world of Greek myth with this February 2020 title.<\/p>\n