While Assassin's Creed II provided the player immediate access to a number of rewards that were available through a further time investment in the game, Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction intends to raise the bar for what the UPlay service can offer. All the following actions and rewards are set to be available on both Xbox 360 and PC:
Ever wanted to explore the ancient worlds of Greece and Egypt? Through Ubisoft's Discovery Tour, you can. And even better, you can do it for free!
Nvidia's GeForce Now streaming service is currently in beta, but the company hopes it will compete with Google Stadia to change the future of gaming. See how it works.
But the content is not. And that's the key.
I'm going to try this simply because my laptop is old and I have no desire/room/time to buy/build a gaming PC.
Yet I have a big library of Steam games my laptop struggles to play. I can simply dip in and out as and when I choose and play these games for a small fee.
When I've had my fill, I can cancel, no extra cost.
Google hardware and even tech is superior. However, cost and content wise, it blows it out of the water.
I didn't mention it in the piece, because it wasn't really relevant (since I was downscaling to take the comparison image) but the home hardware is a 5700XT, a 3700X, 32 gb ram at 3600 mhz and an X570 board.
DRIVER San Francisco is back on Uplay PC!
You will need the desktop app' and to be in a region where the advanced search is available (France, UK, Brazil) to be able to find him in the store!
This way, you can get an official copy of the game directly from Uplay at a fair price of 9.99 dollars, way cheaper than the key resellers websites!
I saved up some points from AC2, to speand on this game :)
to some countries, WTF Ubisoft? At least trophies and achievements can be aquired wherever you live, screw you ubi.
this game looks awesome. it'll be good to play another SC, but if anyone can clarify for me, i saw some footage of them "marking" dudes to clear a room or something. . . after you "mark" them, are the kills automated, or do you aim and shoot yourself?