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Ubisoft CEO responds to Stop Killing Games petition, says support for all titles cannot last forever
Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot responds to the Stop Killing Games petition, stating, game support cannot last forever.
Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot has confirmed that Assassin's Creed Shadows' budget was over 100 million euros, and also explains why Star Wars Outlaws failed.
Although Ubisoft has yet to formally confirm a new Ghost Recon game is on the way, in a recent shareholder Q&A;, ...
Throughout several generations, game purchases have evolved from chunky Atari cartridges to Game Boy chips, PlayStation discs and digital downloads. The latter ...
Ubisoft's board of directors has named the son and cousin of CEO Yves Guillemot to lead the new subsidiary handling Ubisoft's ...
Ubisoft has confirmed that a new Ghost Recon game is in the works—the first entry in the series since 2019's Ghost Recon: ...
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"The changing perception of the video game industry as a cultural and artistic medium is also leading to an increase in criticism" ...
Ubisoft was confronted at a recent shareholder meeting about its support for Stop Killing Games, a popular petition calling ...
Charlie Guillemot has addressed concerns of nepotism after being named co-CEO of Ubisoft's new Tencent-funded subsidiary, ...
It looks like a new Ghost Recon is coming, as Ubisoft's CEO just suddenly announced the tactical shooter's return in a ...
The EU consumer rights campaign Stop Killing Games reached its 1 million signature goal earlier this month, snowballing out ...
Since its foundation nearly 40 years ago, Ubisoft has been a family company, with the Guillemot brothers steering the French gaming giant. That tradition is continuing with the new spun-off subsidiary ...
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