Ubisoft has revealed it is looking in to the possibility of incorporating 3D technology in to the majority of its forthcoming triple-A software line-up.
Speaking during a recent interview, the company’s UK managing director, Rob Cooper, commented, "We are working to offer the possibility of 3D on most of our upcoming triple-A titles," adding, "as we’d like to ensure that we are there for those consumers that begin putting new 3D enabled televisions in their homes."
"I do believe that Avatar allowed us just a little bit of advantage in terms of experience with how this market will work,” said Cooper.
Taking Ubisoft’s triple-A portfolio in to consideration, this could potentially mean the likes of the Assassin’s Creed, Splinter Cell, Ghost Recon and Prince of Persia franchises could see 3D compatibility at some point in the future if all goes to plan.
Stay tuned.