amBX Integrated into Tom Clancy’s HAWX

As Philips announced today in agreement with Ubisoft, the amBX entertainment system will be integrated into Tom Clancy’s HAWX. The innovative aerial-combat PC game will be released in Germany shortly. At the same time, Philips announced extensive price reductions across the amBX range.

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The presentation at the UbiDays trade event in Paris was received with great enthusiasm. Players of Tom Clancy’s HAWX can go full throttle in more than 50 well-known fighter jets. In a photorealistic

environment, players fly over real landscapes and cities recreated using the best satellite data available on the civilian market.

Tom Clancy’s HAWX uses the Enhanced Reality System (E.R.S.), which can turn cockpit newcomers into tomorrow’s elite pilots. E.R.S. lies at the heart of the HAWX flight experience. Its core features include weapons systems, flight-path calculations, missile warnings, an anti-crash system, damage control, and tactical maps. It also allows players to issue orders to squadrons and other units.

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