Ubi Soft's E3 PC Lineup

Ubi Soft is getting ready for a big presence at E3 this year. On Tuesday, the company gave GameSpot News a list of what we can expect to see once the doors to the big gaming trade show open.

Ubi Soft's big title for this season is Tonic Trouble. Ed, a lowly alien, happens to drop a can onto Earth. The can has caused mutations over all living things, so Ed battles through 30 levels of beating killer veggies, dinosaur cows, and a town of CD worshippers, going after the ultimate in beasts, a mutated drunken deadbeat named Grogh the Hellish, who holds the can in his power. Sounding like a game against litter, the game, from what we've seen from screenshots, is looking more like a console title with heightened capabilities for 3D accelerators.

Rayman 2 jumps into a 30fps 3D world after escaping an intergalactic zoo to use the powers of his still-imprisoned friends to open the doors to Great Power.

Two games still in early code-named development include Chaos and Real Feel Golf. Chaos looks to merge action and strategy as you take over Gabriel Cain, a special forces operative, who is the sole survivor who must find and join the resistance and battle against Lucifer de Soto. Real Feel Gold is an arcade-style golf game featuring real-time 3D graphics, real-world dynamics, and a new "real feel" technology that will simulate the sensation of putting or backswinging.

Racing fans get a choice of four racing titles in the works as well.

F1 Racing the Sequel adds more speed, stats, drivers, 16 tracks, and crashes to the follow-up to the original.

Red Line Racer, a motorcycle racer, hums along at 60fps with realistic physics, ten tracks, six environments, and arcade-quality graphics. Up to seven can play the multiplayer over a LAN or Internet, and the game is Force-Feedback enabled.

Speed Busters places you in the hot seat battling other cars online or solo with five other cars to get cash for speed as you blow through radar traps on six tracks.

SCARS (Situational Animal Computer Racing Simulation) merges big guns with futuristic autos in a arcade-style racing title. SCARS features real-time lighting and nine tracks.