Good news! Ubisoft has said that it will release Massive Entertainment's World in Conflict: Soviet Assault add-on for the PC in March.
Bad news! The PS3 and Xbox 360 versions, which were supposed to come with the original game's first console outing, are AWOL. At no point in the announcement do they appear. SPOnG contacted Ubisoft for comment on where they are and was told, "For the moment we're releasing Soviet Assault on PC only and have no plans at this time to release (it) or the Complete Edition on consoles."
The Complete Edition in question is, predictably, World in Conflict: Complete Edition, which includes the original game, Soviet Assault and, according to Ubisoft, "other exciting all-new features". If you already own WiC, you'll have to get the expansion online.
World in Conflict has had a tricky time over the last year. The game and its developer Massive were part of the Activision Blizzard cullings last summer, with their futures apparently hanging in limbo. Ubisoft swooped in to acquire the game and developer, but not a lot's been heard from them since.
Until now!
You can find out more on SPOnG's dedicated Soviet Assault page.
Bad news! The PS3 and Xbox 360 versions, which were supposed to come with the original game's first console outing, are AWOL. At no point in the announcement do they appear. SPOnG contacted Ubisoft for comment on where they are and was told, "For the moment we're releasing Soviet Assault on PC only and have no plans at this time to release (it) or the Complete Edition on consoles."
The Complete Edition in question is, predictably, World in Conflict: Complete Edition, which includes the original game, Soviet Assault and, according to Ubisoft, "other exciting all-new features". If you already own WiC, you'll have to get the expansion online.
World in Conflict has had a tricky time over the last year. The game and its developer Massive were part of the Activision Blizzard cullings last summer, with their futures apparently hanging in limbo. Ubisoft swooped in to acquire the game and developer, but not a lot's been heard from them since.
Until now!
You can find out more on SPOnG's dedicated Soviet Assault page.
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