Assassin's Creed Shadows has beaten out other 2025 releases like Monster Hunter Wilds and Mario Kart World in European sales.
Ubisoft seems to be suggesting that several more of its titles will be headed to Nintendo's upcoming next-gen console at some point.
Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot revealed during a Q&A during its earnings call that the company wants to expand its open-world and live-service outings.
The line-up allegedly includes Assassin's Creed Mirage, Assassin's Creed Shadows, Rainbow Six Siege, The Division 1 and 2, and more.
Cancelled projects, delayed games, big-budget titles in limbo, losses and falling stock prices are only the tip of the iceberg.
Assassin's Creed Valhalla had more unique players than in 2020-21; Far Cry had its "best year ever"; and net bookings for Rainbow Six saw growth.
Rainbow Six Siege will once again be changing game directors, with Alexander Karpasiz stepping up to the role to replace 2-year director Leroy Athanassoff.
Even with advances made in technology and quality of life, there are several areas where current-gen titles need to improve in the coming years.
Oh yeah, GTA 5 is here, too.
Sam has a lot of tricks up his sleeve.
The man is everywhere except his own game.
You can't help but stop and admire these animations, even in the thick of battle.
A mix of three different games for the streaming service.
Siege is the first game to be confirmed for backwards compatibility support.
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Leroy Athanassoff sees it as inevitable, but wants several issues solved first.
There's also a Tomb Raider themed costume to look forward to.
The tactical shooter is currently planned to launch with both next-gen consoles.
The new Operators are out of this world.
The mysterious new season gets a tease.
