screenshot: EA The endlessly silly debacle between Microsoft and Sony over the attempted purchase of Activision Blizzard King offers a new lowlight every day. Yesterday we had Microsoft states that it has rubbish exclusives compared to Sonyand today, Sony just noisy dissed EAs battlefield Franchise to prove how much better call of Duty leads. It’s ...
photo: JUNG Yeon-je / Kotaku (Getty Images) Sony turned a few heads when it was unexpected increased prices on the PlayStation 5 in the second year of the current generation of consoles. Of course, many have asked themselves whether this is also the case complicated economic situations we all find each other in would see ...
screenshot: Ubisoft/Kotaku Finally the time has come: Assassin’s Creed goes to Japan. After a series of previous reports and leaks, Ubisoft finally made the news official during Saturday’s Gaming Showcase 2022. It was just a quick teaser, but we got a quick animated look at a ninja prowling the shadows of feudal Japan. Ubisoft, currently ...
picture: Ubisoft Assassin’s Creed gets a whole lot bigger with infinitya new live service project that Ubisoft announced today during its Forward presentation. infinity aims to tie multiple different games together while introducing ongoing content updates that will introduce even more settings and schedules over its lifetime. infinity intended to be a hub, a “single ...
screenshot: Ubisoft I’m sorry if the front page of my box reads like an ad for Ubisoft right now, but want to know the wildest thing about it all? That’s not even all the French company recently announced to the world Assassin’s Creed during his big Ubisoft Forward event. There was so much Assassin’s CreedUbisoft ...
Ubisoft has also been the subject of takeover rumors time and again, but a new deal with the Chinese giant Tencent should make that less likely in the future. Before Ubisoft takes a closer look at its own gaming future on Saturday, there is a lot going on on another front: The Chinese tech giant ...
Axios journalist, Stephen Totilo, has revealed that the rumours that Tencent is looking to acquire French developer and publisher Ubisoft is incorrect. Tencent is extremely interested in Ubisoft, but it won’t be acquiring the company, instead the Chinese firm is choosing to invest heavily in the company. Tencent now has 49.9% stake in Guillemot Bros,… Read ...
picture: Ubisoft Tencent has poured another small fortune into one of the biggest gaming companies. Ubisoft announced on Tuesday that the Chinese conglomerate would increase its investments in the Assassin’s Creed Manufacturer by almost $300 million through an elaborate series of financial maneuvers. Rather than directly buying Ubisoft shares, Tencent is acquiring a 49.9 percent ...
The rumors during the last months were clear. Ubisoft was exploring the market in search of an investor with an interest in the French company and, who knows, wanting to buy it. One of those singled out has been a usual industry suspect like Tencent. Finally the Chinese company has decided to take the step, ...
from softwarethe Japanese studio went from a niche developer making mini hits to Eldon Ring – The best-selling game of 2022 so far – has been a popular target for acquisitions and acquisition speculation. But while FromSoftware hasn’t been acquired by any major corporations, major corporations are quickly buying shares in Kadokawa, the company that ...
