Learn to drive social in the latest The Crew trailer

With The Crew, Driveclub and Forza Horizon 2 all slated to be released over the next few months, this is the year of the social driving experience.

Ubisoft seems excited to promote their own brand of social driving, which is what this new “Everybody, Drive Social!” is all about.

Check it out below.

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The Crew races to the PS4, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PC on November 11th.

In all its majesty of a massive US map and its action-driving splendor, The Crew comes down to one simple creed: NEVER DRIVE ALONE. The world of The Crew is simply too massive, too loaded with activities for it to be experienced alone. Watch how seamless the connected experience of driving and exploring in The Crew is and all the different cooperative and competitive interactions you can have within the sprawling network of friends and rivals. Welcome to a world where everyone is a connected driver, and NEVER DRIVE ALONE.

The Crew will be available on November 11, 2014 for the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360 and PC platforms. Visit www.thecrewgame.com for more information!

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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