Ubisoft have recently announced a film and TV wing, bringing many of their successful games to the silver screen, Variety reports. Ubisoft Motion Pictures co-honcho Jean-Julien Baronnet told Variety "We want to keep ownership, retain control over the film content, and we're open to work with studios on the development of our projects, and eventually collaborate on the pre-casting, pre-budget and ... more.

After years of delays and a complete redesign Splinter Cell: Conviction has hit store shelves worldwide but is it worth the wait? Conviction picks up 3 years after the events of Double Agent and centres on Sam Fishers daughters’ murder. Fisher finds himself detached from his former employer Third Echelon as he enters into a revenge story to find out the truth behind his daughters murder as we... more.

Since the Xbox 360's launch back in 2005, it's had a truly great time. In it's time it's had some great fan favorites like Halo 3, Gears of War and great new additions like the NXE and the incorporation of Sky Player, Facebook, Twitter and Last.fm. Now, Microsoft claim that 2010 will be even better! After speaking in an interview with Austrian site pressetext, marketing manager Thomas Kritsch of ... more.

Any hope of a February 2010 release for Splinter Cell: Conviction and R.U.S.E were shattered today as Ubisoft announced that neither game would be launched on their original planned dates. Both games were set for a Fiscal year 2009 - 2010 release however Ubisoft have decided to delay this until Fiscal year 2010 - 2011. Ubisoft's Fiscal year begins on April 1st 2010 and Splinter Cell has been esti... more.

When appearing as a Special-Guest on the latest Major Nelson Podcast, Aaron Greenberg confirms Crackdown 2, Alan Wake and more for the first half of 2010. "Starting in January we have like a AAA exclusive title pretty much every month for the first half of the year such as Mass Effect 2, Splinter Cell:Conviction, Alan Wake and Crackdown 2 , we also know we have Halo:Reach and Fable 3 coming late... more.