Details on Ubisoft’s plans for the Nintendo Switch have been surfacing throughout the day, and now two sources have relayed even more news from the company. The first comes from Game Informer, which confirmed that Ubisoft “won’t release as many new IP going forward and will instead focus on growing its existing brands”. The second source, ZhugeEX on Twitter, was able to elaborate more on the latter half of that statement. It turns out that Ubisoft is “focusing on nurturing current franchises by growing them into live titles with new content and growing engagement”.
Ubsioft now is focusing on nurturing current franchises +growing them into live titles with new content + growing engagement.
E.g R6S.
— Daniel Ahmad (@ZhugeEX) February 9, 2017
OOohbeeShet.
Sounds a lot like what Nintendo does. 🤔🤔
Yes, they OOohbeeShet all over the competition.
Oh look an edgy troll oh what shall I do.
}{ Well, they may still release crap, but hopefully this means there will be a little less of it… }{
Well, that Beyond Good and Evil 2 sounds even more likely now. Sounds like a new Rayman might be in the works as well.
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Why the adverage developer after making a game dont they make another immediately? I always thought that was stupid.
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thats too bad. Ubisoft murdered Rainbow Six, and the Division was meh. I guess Assasins Creed and Far Cry are all I have from them anymore
If it means more Rayman games,I’m all for it
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