Showcasing various worldwide, Germany-wide and Europe-wide premieres, Ubisoft’s Games Convention lineup is as follows:

• DARK MESSIAH OF MIGHT & MAGIC (first-person action, playable on PC, releases in fall 2006);
• TOM CLANCY’S SPLINTER CELL DOUBLE AGENT (stealth action, playable in single-player and multiplayer mode on the Xbox 360 computer and entertainment system from Microsoft, releases in fall 2006);
• CALL OF JUAREZ (Western shooter, playable on PC, releases early September 2006);
• THE SETTLERS II – THE NEXT GENERATION (construction-based strategy game, playable on PC, releases beginning of September 2006);
• THE SETTLERS (construction-based strategy game, playable on Nintendo DS, release in fall 2006);
• HORSEZ – (riding adventure, playable on PC, releases end of 2006);
• OPEN SEASON (action adventure, playable on the PlayStation2 computer entertainment system, releases beginning of November 2006).

Among the many attractions on the Ubisoft stage will be members of Ubisoft’s international development team giving insight into the creation process and speaking about upcoming projects, as well as showing playable games.

As a special preview, convention-goers can try the multiplayer version of DARK MESSIAH OF MIGHT & MAGIC at the Netzstatt Gaming League booth in Halle 5. The innovative Crusade multiplayer mode of DARK MESSIAH OF MIGHT & MAGIC will be presented on 18 PCs. Visitors will be thrust into the world of Might & Magic during daily presentations and throughout the Netzstatt Gaming League booth. Call of Juarez will also be playable at the booth on eight PCs in multiplayer mode.

THE SETTLERS II – THE NEXT GENERATION and HORSEZ will be presented in the “GC Family” area of the convention.

“100 percent gaming is our motto for Games Convention,” said Benedikt Schüler, marketing director of Ubisoft Germany. Visitors will be able to experience our entire lineup, as well as participate in sweepstakes, and see amazing trailers and great stage shows. In the year of our 20th anniversary Ubisoft continues to prove that we have a diversified catalog with a strong focus on next generation formats.”