News: And something called Laser Home Battleground.
The "information sleuth" running superannuation has stumbled across three new domains recently registered by Ubisoft.
All three URLs currently point to non-working sites, but in the future, Ubisoft may promote games using the following web addresses: AssassinsCreedBrotherhood.com, DriverSanFranciscoGame.com and LaserHomeBattleground.com
Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood sounds like it could easily belong to the follow-up to Assassin's Creed II the company is preparing. Ubisoft has previously confirmed that the game isn't considered Assassin's Creed III and that it'll feature a multiplayer component of some kind. The "Brotherhood" subtitle fits both criteria nicely.
After purchasing the rights to the franchise back in 2006, Ubisoft finally announced that the next Driver game would be released some time this year (or in early 2011).
Driver: San Francisco is no doubt the official title of that game.
And finally, we have no idea what
Laser Home Battleground is, but I definitely want to play it.
More details (and official announcements) concerning all three of these games are likely in the works for this June's E3 expo.
We'll have more soon.
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