Wii Balance Board
At a recent Ubidays event, gaming giants Ubisoft announced the launch of a new ski game for Wii, PS3, Xbox 360 and Windows PC. Called Shaun White Snowboarding, the Xbox 360 and PS3 version of the game will feature the Assassin's Creed engine while Wii gamer would be allowed to take advantage of the Wii Balance Board. The game allows players to go on a globe trotting adventure with Olympic Gold Medalist and eight-time X Games Gold Medalist Shaun White (who has also collaborated with Ubisoft in the development of the game) letting them choose from a wide variety of experiences including choice of snowboarding partners, a dedicated crew, a choice of events and the chance to win applause from the best snowboarders in the world.
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Source: Aussie Nintendo
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