A Double Dose Of Ghost Recon In November

Ubisoft is deploying the ghosts to two theaters of operation that don't see a lot of action: The Wii and PSP. Both games are different, and yet they try – in their own way – to capture the series' essence.

Ghost Recon (Wii)

Ghosts Hibbard and Booth are separated from the rest of their squad and must act in tandem to survive in the streets of Moscow and other locations, including Norway. Naturally, the game is built around co-op play where a friend can jump in at any time and take over from the AI, with your scores being posted to a worldwide leaderboard. The game also boasts skill levels for all types of players.

Ghost Recon: Predator for the PSP

Predator seems to take a slightly more tactical approach, although it'll still give you plenty of opportunities to drain your clip. The game contains stealth kills, controllable drones, air support, and other varieties of high-tech tactical support equipment and maneuvers. You and your squad mates have infiltrated the jungles of Sri Lanka in an attempt to foil a plot to lure America into a bogus war with Pakistan. Predator also supports three-player co-op play via ad-hoc mode.