IGN writes: "Tom Clancy's End War is feature complete and Ubisoft Shanghai has just completed its first closed beta where roughly 15,000 testers put the game through its paces. Now Ubisoft is ready to start tackling the feedback they're getting and getting the word out on why this isn't your average strategy game. For this RTS, it's not just the voice commands and camera that puts you into the action that will set it apart from the pack. As Ubisoft pointed out during our three hour demo of the game, there's a whole lot more to get excited about.
Our demo opened with an introduction to the offline meta-campaign. You begin by choosing one of the three factions (US, Europe Union, or Russia) and then choose a battalion. Each of the various battalions for you to choose from have their own potential load-outs (some have more air units while others are stacked with infantry) and small bonuses that they begin with. Each of the units in your battalion is persistent throughout the campaign. Keep them alive and they'll gain experience, rank-up, and be outfitted with more powerful weaponry. Of course, sending them blindly into battle could get them pinned down and ultimately killed, wiping out any gains they've accumulated. Don't worry, once a unit is pinned down, protective shields are activated that do a fairly good job of keeping your guys alive until they can be airlifted out."
The PlayStation Network is back again for its weekly sale which currently features games from the Tom Clancy franchise like the recently released Rainbow Six Seige and Splinter Cell Blacklist.
The sale has a variety of titles spanning across the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation Vita. The sale will be starting today and will run until next Tuesday 11:00 am. This is the time for gamers to give the tactical Rainbox Six Siege shooter a chance as you can save up to 45%.
Forget discounts,If they want to compete with EA Access, they need to bump up the AAA Games that are on the PS Store and on PS Now. There weren't a lot of games on PS Now that interested me, especially for that price point.
Let's take a moment and think about this..
Sony, I love you, but take notes! EA Access has a lot of extras that sound great if you’re looking for a new loyalty program, that blanket 10% off digital video games will definitely save subscribers some money if they’re big fans of Electronic Arts’ video games. Users who purchase a brand new Electronic Arts Xbox One title a month will break even on that first game, saving $6 off a $60 purchase.
PSN store trying to compete with EA Access? What nonsense!
Total different things!
And they need to bump up the AAA games on the PSN store? What? All the AAA games can be bought on the PSN store.
And no, PS Now is also not trying to compete with EA Access, again something else entirely...
And no, EA Access is not good value at all if you do not live in the US! They give 10% off on digital game purchases, MSRP of games is €70, 10% off means they are €63 but I can buy physical copies during initial release for between €50-55. Then there are a gazillion sports titles for free that I have no interest in. The games I'm interested in I already buy so don't need free copies a year after their release. The only nice thing about it is the 10 hours early access, that's it!
Ubisoft have today announced that Tom Clancy’s EndWar Online has completed its Alpha and is kicking off the Beta Test phase. The Closed Beta will start on September 1 and will run until the beginning of November and will come with two brand new commanders on each side, a brand new PvE mode called Special Operations, support for multiple characters on an account, a new VIP system and tons of additional improvements.
Ubisoft Shanghai have announced that after some great feedback from Part #1 of their On the Front Lines: A Fresh Start Developer Blog for Endwar: Online, they have begun to include some suggestions into Alpha Update v0.5.0, and have now released Part #1.5, in which the development team says that one of the biggest advantages of being involved in the Alpha Test is the flexibility.
