All games I wouldn't play anyways because corporate greed.
this post was submitted on 27 Mar 2025
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There's no way this makes them any less greedy. And there's no way the concentration of power with Tencent benefits anyone.
Yeah I'm missing out on nothing. I haven't touched AC since Black Flag and even then I was 🤷♂️
Gaming been downhill since pong
Satan meets Lucifer
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From the article ...
In a conference call, Ubisoft chief financial officer Frederick Duguet said the subsidiary's board "will be controlled by Ubisoft, so Ubisoft will continue controlling and consolidating this entity."
lol sure for now, all of those “we’ll control this buyout” lasts for like a year until the org is dissolved or whatever because the majority shareholder has changed the deal
Phew, Ghost Recon and Watch Dogs are safe for now.
The deal includes the teams working on the mentioned properties, but doesn't go into what IPs are changing hands. I wouldn't be surprised at all if all Tom Clancy series are lumped together
Unless this means they get axed as "superflous".
I worked for Ubisoft for more than 10 years. This is the first encouraging news about the company I've read in a long time.
Ubicent?
Tensoft?
Sounds like they extracting the good shit and gonna let rest of that shit fail...
Great executive leadership in action here. How much IP did they destroy
Well, goodbye all of those franchises. Tencent can gargle a bag of dicks.
goodbye? all those franchises have been out the door for ages now.
They need to sell the Trials IP to someone who will use it - preferably someone with a soul.