Though the company has come under fire recently (mainly a consequence of Assassin's Creed oversaturation), Ubisoft's annual E3 conferences have always managed to impress audiences easily, and this year was no exception. Drawing in from an already formidable line up of games that included The Division and Rainbow Six: Siege, the veteran developers showed off a truly impressive slate of releases preparing to drop in the years following, which will no doubt leave many a gamer salivating in anticipation as well. In fact, there's a fair chance the new IPs featured might even be a highlight for many a gamer. This year had a particularly strong showing for Ubisoft's now neglected Tom Clancy franchise, illustrating that despite the fact the series has laid dormant for a few years, it still has the ability to wow and impress in a variety of circumstances. No better is this shown than by the explosive reveal of Ghost Recon: Wildlands, which is without a doubt the most impressive showing Ubisoft have ever brought to E3 - and yes, that includes Watch Dogs. On top of the whit and charisma that Aisha Tyler brings to the showfloor each year, Ubisoft's developers really showed just how much they care about making games, and their community as well. Indeed, the company pulled out all the stops this time around, and gave E3 a well needed bang to start the proceedings.
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