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Have you enjoyed playing stealthy assassins in video games like Assassin's Creed or Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell and thought to yourself, "Yes, good, but what if it was more me?" Today, my strange, potentially worrisome friend, you are in luck. On Facebook Connect, Ubisoft announced they are developing VR versions of both of these hit franchise titles for Oculus. Get your goggles on and get to it! [caption id="attachment_892089" align="alignright" width="360"] Image via Ubisoft[/caption] The development of both Assassin's Creed and Splinter Cell VR will be handled by Ubisoft’s Red Storm Entertainment …
John Wick creator Derek Kolstad is set to write a Splinter Cell anime series for Netflix and Ubisoft, Collider has confirmed. Details are thin at the moment, but according to Variety, the series has received a two-season, 16-episode order. Kolstad will also serve as an executive producer on the project, which is based on the popular video game. First released in 2002 to acclaim from critics and gamers alike, Splinter Cell follows former U.S. Navy SEAL Sam Fisher, who is recruited by the NSA to work for agency's mysterious Third Echelon division, where he must survive …
Ubisoft and Netflix are partnering for an animated series adapting the Splinter Cell video game franchise. Derek Kolstad (the writer behind the John Wick movies) will write and executive produce the series.
If a new product listing on GameStop's website is to be believed, then there may be a new mainline Splinter Cell game in the works at Ubisoft.
A reported deal between Facebook and Ubisoft reveals new Splinter Cell and Assassin's Creed VR games possibly coming to Oculus in the future.
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