Ubisoft to showcase Watch Dogs and South Park: Stick of Truth at E3 2013
Ubisoft has revealed the list of games that the company will be showcasing at the upcoming E3 event. According to Polygon, Ubisoft will be showcasing

Ubisoft has revealed the list of games that the company will be showcasing at the upcoming E3 event. According to Polygon, Ubisoft will be showcasing Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag, Rayman Legends, Splinter Cell: Blacklist, Watch Dogs and South Park: The Stick of Truth, among other games. The company has also released a teaser video for its upcoming E3 presentation:
The video shows Ubisoft's E3 2012 presentation host Aisha Taylor trying to convince Ubisoft boss Yves Guillemot to let her return as the host again for E3 2013. If the video is anything to go by, Guillemot does agree to let Taylor host the event for this year. At the event, Ubisoft is also expected to show off a lot of its unannounced next-gen titles.

Watch Dogs will probably be one of the main attractions for Ubisoft's presentation
Watch Dogs is set in a world where everything is connected via a central network run by mega corporations that interfaces with the Internet. As the titular character, you play Aiden Pierce, a hacker who is out to fight the system and uses all the information that the network gives him to do so.
Ubisoft had released a trailer for the game earlier this month. It's clear from the trailer that the gameplay is quite simply breathtaking. An open world action adventure game, with the city carefully detailed, it clearly takes a lot from the earlier Ubisoft game, Assassin’s Creed, in terms of both character movement and the way the narrative unfolds. In this case, you find yourself in a trenchcoat and guns to boot as you go about unravelling the network.
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