Ubisoft has announced that they have forged a partnership with amBX to incorporate amBX effects to Tom Clancy’s EndWar for the PC, giving players a chance to experience the battlefield almost as if they were there. Previously. Ubisoft had announced EndWar for the Nintendo DS and the Sony PSP.
EndWar takes place amongst World War 3 and is a real time strategy game that features a radical voice command system. The partnership with amBX brings to the table a unique gaming experience with licensed amBX peripherals such as LEDs, variable speed desktop fans and rumblers, altogether utilizing rumble, air flow, light and color to give an actual sensory experience.
“War gaming has taken on a new meaning with the arrival of amBX in Tom Clancy’s EndWar,” remarked Jo Cooke, Chief Marketing Officer, amBX. “What we’re offering isn’t just added in-game realism, it’s a totally new entertainment experience, in and out of the game screen, for what is widely considered to be one of the most revolutionary war games available today.”
The addition of amBX to EndWar comes after the success of Tom Clancy’s H.A.W.X. being amBX-enabled. The amBX equipment is set to deliver that war feel to every gamer who wants to really take part in the game rather than just play it from behind the protective screen that is the computer. These new innovations will put a chill in the air and simulate shock waves to put you on the battlefield.
Besides adding realism to PC games, amBX also brings a whole new world of internet, music and movie experiences. Tom Clancy’s EndWar is developed by Ubisoft Shanghai and published by Ubisoft and is set to be released sometime this month.