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Shaun White Carves Up Ubisoft's Press Conference/Adds 3D
Shaun White had a more successful E3 appearance than the one he turned in for Nintendo a few years ago. White was on hand to introduce his new skateboarding game.
White talked with Ubisoft E3 host Joel McHale and the game's creative director Nick Harper. Harper ran through a demo of the game and how it allows you to transform the environment through your skating. The demo's quest tasked Shaun with reviving the city and the people through his skateboarding. He went underground thanks to the game's transformable terrain and sprung a beautiful tree where a boring plaza used to be. He also turned a statue into a makeshift bowl. "This is just ever changing, over and over again." said White. By the time they were done with the location, it was totally different than when they started.
At the end of the demo, Harper announced that the game would be in 3D.
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