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Ubisoft Shanghai handling Wii U version of Splinter Cell: Blacklist
- being handled by Ubisoft's Shanghai studio
- Ubisoft Shanghai worked on Pandora Tomorrow and Double Agent
- also working on the co-op modes across all versions of Splinter Cell: Blacklist
"We have amazing brands, and if we make great games on all the platforms people will be happy. As long as the quality's there and the game is fun it's going to work or have a chance of working.
What I like about what we're doing with the Wii U is that Splinter Cell's always about gadgets, and with the controller it's a natural extension. It's interesting on that side for sure, because we didn't have to invent new ways of interacting with the game to support the hardware. It just makes sense." - Splinter Cell Blacklist creative director Maxime Beland
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- Ubisoft Shanghai worked on Pandora Tomorrow and Double Agent
- also working on the co-op modes across all versions of Splinter Cell: Blacklist
"We have amazing brands, and if we make great games on all the platforms people will be happy. As long as the quality's there and the game is fun it's going to work or have a chance of working.
What I like about what we're doing with the Wii U is that Splinter Cell's always about gadgets, and with the controller it's a natural extension. It's interesting on that side for sure, because we didn't have to invent new ways of interacting with the game to support the hardware. It just makes sense." - Splinter Cell Blacklist creative director Maxime Beland
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