
MSNBC reports today:
Electronic Arts, based in California, just sold its stake in the Montreuil-sous Bois, France-based company, Ubisoft. The partnership formed by the two companies who both develop, publish, and distribute entertainment software worldwide ended after a six year run. EA indicated a change in their strategic priorities. They want to "remain focused on growing our capability as a developer and distributor of online content and services."

Clint Hocking, the creative director of the upcoming Assassin’s Creed game, Codename Hexe, has left Ubisoft, VGC understands.

The free-to-play reboot topped 15 million players in under three weeks, but EA now claims it needs to reshape the development team.
The community warned them this would happen but nope they knew better they continued with the live service push the made the art style cartoonish and this is the result

“Assassin’s Creed” publisher Ubi soft is trying to emerge from a rocky few years. CEO Yves Guillemot breaks down the new strategy for success.
“Ubi soft is trying to emerge from a rocky few years“
^ THIS after Ubisoft’s fluff pieces about how great they are doing after Assassins, Attack on Titan and laying offs. The hype fell the floor apparently.
I was a bit gutted with The Division, too many bells and whistles like Far Cry. Never rated Prince of Persia or The Crew. Rayman, it’s too long in the tooth, lay it to rest.
Far Cry and Assassin's Creed, this is all Ubishit can make. It would be better if Ubishit just close down, and sell their other IP's, like Splinter Cell, Beyond Good and Evil, etc. Far Cry and Assassin's Creed can just die, that is enough.
Sad how real news gets buried and flamebait reaches 1000 degrees around here. Good article.
I can't recall any recent Ubisoft game I liked. Maybe the last one was Rainbow Six: Vegas on PS3.
What exactly does this mean?
Ubisoft had a very poor showing at this years e3. I wonder if that contributed to the partnership termination.
As long as they keep releasing fun games, I'm happy.