ClayCon
Games Media Properties have confirmed a deal with Ubisoft to launch Ubisoft's ClancyCon as part of its World Series Video Game Event.
The title will be launched as an inaugural event at WSVG in Louisville, Kentucky, on June 15-18.
The fans will get a chance to play titles from Ubisoft's already famous Tom Clancy video game franchises and what's more they will also be able to watch previews of upcoming games. In addition to that, WSVG will also host (now that's official) Ubisoft's Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter. Teams of two players will compete for a cool $50,000 in cash.
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