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Ubisoft E3 2015 Conference Will Be Hosted By Aisha Tyler And Promises “Big Surprises”

It’s that time of year again and we are all gearing up for E3. Popular video game developer and publisher Ubisoft has announced their plans for the event. Their press conference will once again be hosted by Aisha Tyler and promises a number of big surprises. You will be able to watch it on YouTube at 3pm PT/6pm ET on Monday, June 15th. Here’s what Ubisoft Co-Founder and CEO Yves Guillemot had to say about the exciting event.

“E3 is always a very special moment for the entire gaming community because we all come together to share our visions for the future of entertainment and reveal the games into which we’ve been pouring our energy and passion. The players’ excitement and feedback when they first experience what we’re developing is what motivates us the most. We love being a part of this great community, and our talented teams continue to take risks, push boundaries and offer more freedom and choice within our games so that we can create long-lasting, enriching experiences for the players.”

“For the third year running, the Uplay Lounge offers fans the chance to see and play the new games in Ubisoft’s E3 lineup, meet the developers, compete with other gamers and more. Throughout the week, Ubisoft is organizing a series of Master Classes for fans, during which a number of newly announced games will be demonstrated live by the production teams. These Master Classes, which will include sessions on Assassin’s Creed Syndicate, Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege and Tom Clancy’s The Division, will be streamed live on Twitch.”

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50 thoughts on “Ubisoft E3 2015 Conference Will Be Hosted By Aisha Tyler And Promises “Big Surprises””

  1. Nintendo Tetrarch Quadramus-NX

    >>>A surprise would be if all their games came to the Wii U and not the other 2 imbeciles>>>

  2. Peanut Butter Kit Kat

    I never cared about Ubisoft until they announced their ‘unprecedented partnership” with Nintendo. After playing a couple of their substandard efforts on Wii U, I’m still wondering what all the fuss was about?

  3. Well, that just confirms that I wont be watching ubi presentation.
    There’s not enough booze in the world to make tyler funny.

  4. The only way I’ll watch is if a new Prince Of Persia, a sequel to Rayman Legends, and Beyond Good And Evil 3 all gets shown and announced for the Wii U, otherwise I’m not interested

  5. As much as I love the Assassin’s Creed series, does anybody really care about Ubisoft’s conference? I don’t have a PS4 or Xbone, and they never support Wii U. So I know I won’t care about anything they show or announce.

    1. I know what you mean but they still do. Watch them bring another Just Dance game and think they please Nintendo gamers

  6. pink0crystal0midbus

    I honestly doubt that they could surprise me. I’m expecting a New Assassin’s Creed, Watch Dogs 2, Just Dance 2016, Another New Assassin’s Creed game, Just Dance 2016 Remix, Remakes of the first three Assassin’s Creed games, Assassin’s Creed iOS version, and maybe… just maybe….

    a Child of Light sequel.

    So basically, nothing new or exciting and I won’t want to buy the games no matter what system I own (which, I own an Xbox One and Wii U… the Xbox One was a waste of money…)

  7. And let me guess..”Not coming to Wii U but we’re still *great* Wii U supporters and our lesser game sales came from Wii U despite U.S. Giving them crap, lies and lesser amount of games that are gimped at higher prices”

    Fucking delusional dipshits.

  8. Ridley 4 Smash DLC!

    The surprise will be that Ubisoft doesn’t need to make video games anymore & can now produce money by shitting out of their asses instead! Oh wait! They already do that!

      1. It makes perfect sense. I’m making fun of the fact they can release a game filled to the brim with glitches & bugs, aka shit, & still sell tons of the game. *points at Assassin’s Creed Unity* Get it now?

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