Ubisoft have today announced details of their third quarter and early 2007 line up including a wonderful 8 games for the Nintendo Wii. Also revealed in the list is the subtitle for Far Cry on the Wii, dubbed Vengeance. The list also features 2 GameCube games and proves Ubisoft want to keep supporting our purple friend to the end.

For the full line up keep reading inside Ubisoft also tells us that all the below titles are planned to be available on the Australian launch of Wii as well.
The third quarter lineup will feature strong proven brands such as:
– Tom Clancys Splinter Cell Double Agent (spy action for Xbox 360 and Xbox video game and entertainment systems from Microsoft, PC, PlayStation2 computer entertainment system, Nintendo GameCube and Wii): An amazing new instalment in this series that has already sold 14 million units worldwide.

– Rayman Raving Rabbids (action-adventure for Wii, Nintendo DS, Game Boy Advance, and PC): Rayman is back to fight crazed bunnies in this legendary series that has sold 17 million copies worldwide.

– Far Cry Vengeance (first-person shooter for Wii): Part of the series that has sold more than 2 million games worldwide.

– Blazing Angels Squadrons of WWII (flight combat for Wii and PlayStation 3).

– Petz (virtual pets games for PC, Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS): Currently among the top 10 games on Game Boy Advance.

The holiday lineup also features exciting new brands such as:
– Red Steel (first-person action for Wii): The only original first-person game built from the ground up for Wii launch.

– GT Pro Series (car racing for Wii): GT Pro Series perfectly fits Wiis unique gameplay approach and takes full advantage of the Wii remote. First title to come with the Steering Wheel attachment.

To round out this amazing lineup, Ubisoft includes some powerful licensed titles:
– Open Season (kids action-adventure for Xbox 360, Xbox, PlayStation 2, PSP system, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo GameCube, Nintendo DS, Wii and PC): The video game adaptation of Sony Pictures Animations eagerly awaited first CGI movie.

– Star Wars Lethal Alliance (action-adventure for Nintendo DS and PSP system): The first Star Wars game built specifically for next-gen handheld consoles.

– Monster 4X4 World Circuit (truck racing for Wii).