Ubisoft revenues decline 31.4% to €990m
Ubisoft revenues decline 31.4% to €990m

Ubisoft has released its financial results for the nine months ending December 31, 2024, reporting significant declines…

Ubisoft revenues decline 31.4% to €990m
Ubisoft has released its financial results for the nine months ending December 31, 2024, reporting significant declines…
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It’s definitely a “you get what you deserve” situation, yet I can’t help but be sad, thinking that more than a decade ago, Ubisoft made some of my favorite games (e.g Splinter Cell series, Far Cry 3, AC Black Flag).
Though that Ubisoft is long gone by now, and I haven’t touched their games for years.
Black Flag was insanely good, it boggles my mind they managed not to capitalise on that
Edit: guys, I know they tried, but they still failed
They tried... with Skull and Bones
I was so looking forward to that game. Once I found out it was basically just a multiplayer experience, my interest dropped. Still haven't played it.
The problem with many games and movies nowadays is that the gatekeepers are people who don't really have creative/artistic background. They are business people who make decisions on whatever they think makes the company the most money.
A.I. has its issues and controversy, but I feel like creative people who can't get through the blocked doors of these business types will go on their own and create wonderful things with the technology. I guess time will tell.
They tried. Their pirate game came out last year.