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Ubisoft just felt the need to show how to play this strange, new game in their press shots. No, the game doesn't come with two giant controller icons pasted in the corners. Clearly, by establishing a base camp now, they'll be off to a running start when they introduce their later, better works. If we were being nice, we'd applaud their efforts to embrace the new control scheme and use this unique environment to experiment with some of their most beloved franchise titles. And kudos to them for supporting the console wholeheartedly in its early, unfounded days. Ever since the Wii launched they've been desperate to port across all of their biggest names. Reusing old assets and rehashing popular franchises has become something of a stock in trade for the company lately. Ubisoft, however - and here's the inevitable segue - are far more adept than you or I at recycling.

Like, for instance, not buying a new pair of shoes until I can feel the painful crunch of gravel on my socks, borrowing somebody else's newspaper when they've finished reading it, buying the heavily discounted, near-its-sell-by-date bread at the local supermarket to stop them senselessly disposing of it, or maybe just not turning the heating on unless it's really, really cold.ДЄctually, come to think of it, I think I'm confusing environmentalist with skinflint. I might not throw my potato peelings on the compost heap to mulch the organic vegetable garden, or collect rainwater in a plastic tub to share a bath in, but I like to play my part.

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