Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot responds to the Stop Killing Games petition, stating, game support cannot last forever.

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Ubisoft was confronted at a recent shareholder meeting about its support for Stop Killing Games, a popular petition calling ...

The Stop Killing Games movement, which aims to preserve offline play for all games even after publisher support ends, has united gamers in every genre from farm ...

With over 1.39 signatures in the EU, things are quickly gaining steam. That's led to l obbyists challenging the notion of ...

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As the movement demands that online-only games remain playable after servers shut down, Guillemot defends Ubisoft's position, framing games as services rather than permanent products.

With a budget exceeding €100 million, Ubisoft's latest installment in its flagship franchise is as expensive as it is ambitious.

Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot has addressed the Stop Killing Games consumer rights campaign, stating that end-of-life support for old online games 'a far reaching issue' that the publisher is 'working on ...