Well………that was fast. (put on sunglasses……..YEAHHHHHHHHHHH!) HAWX 2 the sequel to HAWX 1 which is under the Tom Clancy’s banner of games will FLY into stores on September 7th. Just around the corner really. That is unless you own a Wii, the Wii version wont be out until November 7th. Sorry wagglers!

While they didn’t show it at their press briefing Ubisoft did bring a trailer for the long in development I Am Alive. The game set in an apocalypse bound Chicago is still a pretty big mystery, but at least we finally have a trailer and a potential Spring 2011 release date. The trailer comes from Joystiq, thanks!

Admist all the laser tag, breathing games and other Ubisoft craziness, Rayman Origins stood tall as a shining example of gaming awesomesauce. The game is being produced by Ubi Art Framework and will be released episodically. While there is no release date yet, the trailer shows a lot of promise that should touch you in all the right spots until the game does come out.

While it didn’t answer any questions as to how the multiplayer will work, Ubisoft did enlighten us as to what is up with ACB’s singleplayer. Set after the conclusion of the 2nd game, the demo opened with Ezio’s villa being under attack – and I mean…they didn’t mess around with this attack. You will be familiar with most of the mechanics, but Ubisoft promised some surprises. I hope you are ready for Advanced Horse Combat, I know I am.

Ubisoft showed a CG trailer for another Wii exclusive Raving Rabbids game. The game is subtitled Travel in Time, so I would assume you travel through time causing Rabbid mischief. You are either already interested or you’re not. Let’s just leave it at that, ok?

Ubisoft showed off a new Driver game at their press conference last night. The concept is……interesting? You play the main character from the first two driver games, except that he’s in a coma and can project himself into cars anywhere in the game. The game will also feature multiplayer, and did we mention that your character is in a coma? You are also fighting against the villain from the second Driver game. No word on what condition he is in, or if he even exists.

The next installment in the Assassin’s Creed franchise will be out on November 16th.  The game is said to have a lengthy single player campaign as well as lots of multiplayer and possibly co-op options. Expect to get lots more details tonight, during Ubisoft’s press briefing.

Game Informer is reporting that Assassin’s Creed creative director Patrice Désilets has left Ubisoft over disagreements with how the company is handling the franchise. Ubisoft wants multiple new Assassin’s Creed games to be released every year, and apparently Mr. Désilets was unhappy about that. Of course this is all rumor and speculation, so let’s not get jump to any conclusions, but it’s definitely interesting news to hear right before E3.