Ubisoft Carves Out Top Games Unit; Tencent to Get 25% Stake

[TDT]

Microtransactions out the ass
Grindy games
Repetitive Bloated games
They always try coping games based on what's trending e.a. COD, Battle Royale, etc.
Destroyed the Tom Clancy franchise
Don't give 2 fukks about Splinter Cell fans
People been asking for a Samurai game and they JUST now releasing one.

XDefiant flopped and cancelled.
Hyperscape flopped and cancelled.
The Division Heartlands cancelled.
Splinter Cell dead in the water.
Prince of Persia dead in the water.

Back to back movie tie-in games underperforming in sales (Star Wars Outlaws and Avatar Frontiers Of Pandora)

Also developers and higher-ups not being able to keep their hands to themselves

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Its employing people and people that buy their games don’t give a fukk.

just ignore them like i do

They ruined my favorite franchise Splinter Cell

 

[Theodoresolderbreh]

Back to back movie tie-in games underperforming in sales (Star Wars Outlaws and Avatar Frontiers Of Pandora)

Also developers and higher-ups not being able to keep their hands to themselves

Fun fact those two tie ends killed the division 2 for like 4 years now they trying to fix shyt

 

[Bryan Danielson]

@Ezekiel 25:17 came into this thread…. And unloaded the chopper and emptied the clip

No one was spared

Pregnant woman, babies and kids were hit

 

[The Mad Titan]

 

[Jaguar93]

EXCLUSIVE - Ubisoft is Developing a New Battle Royale Heavily Inspired by Apex Legends

Insider Gaming has learned that Ubisoft is currently developing a new Battle Royale game that's heavily inspired by Apex Legends.

insider-gaming.com

 

[TDT]

EXCLUSIVE - Ubisoft is Developing a New Battle Royale Heavily Inspired by Apex Legends

Insider Gaming has learned that Ubisoft is currently developing a new Battle Royale game that's heavily inspired by Apex Legends.

insider-gaming.com

They didnt learn not one lesson from Hyper Scape or XDefiant

 

[Red Shield]

I can understand why companies try... but damn ubi already had 2 br's that flopped

 

[Gizmo_Duck]

 

[rdj]

Assassin’s Creed Shadows "performed in line with expectations and recently crossed the five million player mark," while Rainbow Six Seige X — the tenth season of the shooter launched on June 10 complete with "major upgrades to core systems" — was subjected to a "pricing exploit" which Ubisoft said was caused by players purchasing "prepaid currency cards that temporarily inflated virtual currency wallets." That said, sessions days are up roughly 25% YoY, and June delivered the "third-strongest MAU performance in the game’s history, trailing only the two peak months during the Covid period in Spring 2020."

Oof