Phil Elliott
Publisher, GamesIndustry.biz

03/08/2009 @ 07:00

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One of the new IPs launched late last year was Ubisoft's EndWar - a Tom Clancy-badged game that brought voice recognition software into mainstream gaming to good effect. But while it sold well, it was arguably drowned out by other big franchise and sequel releases.

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