Starting this week, Playstation, Xbox and PC owners can explore a virtual version of Bolivia in Ghost Recon Wildlands, the latest open-world chaos simulator from Ubisoft. It's about special operatives ...
Bolivia may be one of the cocaine capitals of the world – but don’t you dare call it a narco state. The Bolivian government complained to France after a French video game publisher, Ubisoft, developed ...
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands takes the elite special operations unit to a near-future Bolivia, which, in the game, has become overrun with vicious, ruthless drug cartels that have effectively ...
GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Bolivia is not exactly thrilled about the country's depiction in Ubisoft's new shooter Ghost Recon: Wildlands. Reuters reports today that the Bolivian ...
Once the in-person research was done and the style guides for the artists were completed, Ubisoft Paris set to work building the region in-game. The final product is a sprawling digital representation ...
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RENNES, France, May 27 (UPI) --Publisher Ubisoft has released the second trailer for their upcoming Tom Clancy military shooter, Ghost Recon: Wildlands which features the game's open-world Bolivia ...
Ubisoft's Ghost Recon: Wildlands depicts its setting in Bolivia as a violent narco-state, prompting the actual nation of Bolivia to respond with a formal complaint. Reuters reports that the Bolivian ...
Ubisoft Vice President of Editorial Tommy Francois opens up about the extreme lengths the publisher went to to capture Bolivian culture in the upcoming Ghost Recon: Wildlands. Today at DICE 2016, ...
Ubisoft has published the first all-new trailer for Ghost Recon Wildlands since it was announced last year, showing off the diverse South American locations featured in its sprawling open-world ...
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