UBI.PA - Ubisoft Entertainment SA
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Ubisoft Gives More Detail On Rainbow Six Quarantine's Release Date
In a recent earnings call, Ubisoft narrowed down the release window for Rainbow Six Quarantine to sometime in the current financial year.
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Ubisoft details the games it'll include in its Uplay+ subscription
Ubisoft's game subscription service for PC and Stadia, Uplay+ , will launch on September 3rd. When it was announced at E3 in June, we knew there would be more than 100 games included but we didn't know which ones. Thanks to today's update, now we do.
- Engadget
Jon Bernthal is your enemy in 'Ghost Recon Breakpoint'
Okay, okay, I know what you're thinking: "Hey, that's The Punisher!" But that, my friends, isn't Frank Castle. It's Colonel Cole D. Walker , the antagonist in Ghost Recon Breakpoint , who's portrayed by none other than Jon Bernthal ( The Punisher , The Walking Dead ). In the new installment of Ubisoft and Tom Clancy's tactical shooter video game, Walker is the leader of The Wolves, a group of ex-military Ghosts who have gone rogue and taken control of Auroa, a fictional island set in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Your job as a US Special Operations soldier will be to infiltrate them and end their takeover, which won't be easy because Walker and The Wolves have created an army of powerful, killer drones.
- Bloomberg
Microsoft XCloud Game Service to Offer Free Streaming to Phones
(Bloomberg) -- Microsoft Corp. said a new service that will let users play video games from their Xbox consoles on their smartphones will be offered for free.The service, which will be rolled out starting in October, is one part of the company’s new xCloud game-streaming strategy. The other piece will let gamers without access to a console play games using Microsoft’s cloud – the company will store and run the games, and deliver them to players over the internet – for a fee.“It’s about the games you love, the games you already have, with the friends you already have, on the go wherever you want to be on the device you have,” Matt Booty, vice president of Xbox game studios, said in an interview from the E3 conference in Los Angeles. Booty declined to disclose the pricing of the second part of xCloud, except to say that it will be competitive with offerings from Alphabet Inc.’s Google, whose Stadia game-streaming service will go for $10 a month, and Ubisoft Entertainment SA, which unveiled a $15 monthly service.In a press conference ahead of the trade show on Sunday, Microsoft gave the first details on its next-generation console, code-named Project Scarlett. The company said the device will be four times more powerful than the current Xbox One X, thanks to an Advanced Micro Devices Inc. processor that allows speeds of 120 frames per second. Booty declined to comment on pricing for the upcoming console, which goes on sale in 2020, but said the company wants to create a premium product for gamers.“It will absolutely be the most powerful, immersive console on the market,” he said. To contact the authors of this story: Edward Ludlow in San Francisco at eludlow2@bloomberg.netDina Bass in Seattle at dbass2@bloomberg.netTo contact the editor responsible for this story: Jillian Ward at jward56@bloomberg.net, Andrew PollackFor more articles like this, please visit us at bloomberg.com©2019 Bloomberg L.P.
TechCrunchHere are the trailers from Ubisoft's E3 press conference
For a press conference that spent most of the first half on a single title(Watch Dogs: Legion), Ubisoft's E3 press conference was surprisingly packedon the news front
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'Gods & Monsters' is the latest from the 'AC: Odyssey' team
Ubisoft's latest game goes back to classical mythology with 'Gods & Monsters,' which the publisher showcased with a cartoony first trailer at E3. According to Ubisoft, it's an "adventure about a forgotten hero on a quest to save the Greek gods." The player will have god-like powers and battle Gorgons, Hydras, and Cyclops. More details should emerge before the launch date of February 25th 2020.
- Engadget
Ubisoft unveils Uplay+ game subscription service for PC and Stadia
Ubisoft can't resist the temptation to join the game subscription bandwagon . The publisher is launching a Uplay+ service on PC that will offer access to over 100 games, including the premium versions of the latest releases and their associated add-ons. You'll also be included in every beta and early access program. Also, this isn't just limited to downloads -- Ubisoft is promising support for Google's Stadia game streaming service , in case you'd like to add one subscription to another.
TechCrunchUbisoft is launching a $15 a month subscription service in September
Today at its E3 press event, Ubisoft announced that it will be joining the growing list of companies launching its own streaming service. Ubisoft is also opening access to preorders this week — and those who get in early will be get the month of September for free. "More players are in the digital ecosystem than ever before, and a digital subscription is one of the easiest ways for players to access content," Ubisoft VP Brenda Panagross said in a release tied to the news.
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Netflix snags Ubisoft's 'Tom Clancy's The Division' adaptation starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Jessica Chastain
Netflix has snagged the distribution rights to Ubisoft's adaptation of "TomClancy's The Division" starring Jessica Chastain and Jake Gyllenhaal
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'Elite Squad' pulls together a Tom Clancy dream team on mobile
Ghost Recon: Breakpoint wasn't the only Tom Clancy-related game Ubisoft showcased at its E3 event. It revealed the trailer for Tom Clancy's Elite Squad , a mobile RPG that pulls together characters from Rainbow Six, Ghost Recon, The Division and Splinter Cell to form a spec-ops dream team.
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'Tom Clancy's The Division' movie is coming to Netflix
Netflix has acquired the rights to make a movie based on Tom Clancy's The Division. At E3 2019, Ubisoft revealed that the screen adaption of its RPG game, starring Jessica Chastain and Jake Gyllenhaal, will be coming to the streaming service in the future. Set in a world where a pandemic virus threatens to spread, the Tom Clancy's The Division film is going to be directed by David Leitch, who was behind Deadpool 2 in 2018. There's no release date for the movie yet, but we'll likely learn those details over the coming months. Until then, you'll just have to play or keep playing The Division 2 .
- TechCrunch
Assassin's Creed Odyssey now offers a way for you to create your own quests
You can write your own dialogue, with branches that respond toplayer choices, and you can add in options for in-dialogue lying or even letthe player go ahead at attack NPCs to end conversations
- TechCrunch
It's 2019 and the Nintendo Wii still isn't dead
The Nintendo Wii still has some play left in it. It was already ridiculous that Just Dance 2019 supported the Nintendo Wii, even after axing PS3 support, but now the 2020 version of the dancing video game is still supporting the aged system, Ubisoft said onstage at its E3 press conference. The game will be coming to Stadia, Wii, Xbox One, PS4 and Nintendo Switch in November.
TechCrunchIt’s Always Sunny meets Warcraft in Mythic Quest Apple TV+ trailer
The It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia star hit the stage at Ubisoft’s presser this afternoon to show off a trailer from his upcoming ridiculously named Apple TV+ series, Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet. The series was created by Mcelhenney and Sunny vets Charlie Day, and Megan Ganz and produced by Ubisoft Film and Television — marking its first live action series. Details are thin at the moment, but the series is a workplace comedy set in the offices of the publishers behind the massively successful World of Warcraft-style MMORPG, Mythic Quest.
- Engadget
'Assassin's Creed Odyssey' adds a story creator mode
As of today, you'll have more options to flex your creative muscles in Assassin's Creed Odyssey . Ubisoft is releasing a tool you can use to create your own stories by building and linking together a number of quests. You also have the option to share those stories with other players.
- Engadget
Ubisoft teases an Apple TV+ series called ‘Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet'
Ubisoft is working on a live-action series called Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet , the company has announced at E3 2019. The new show, which stars Rob McElhenney ( It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia ) and Danny Pudi ( Community), is said to be coming to Apple TV+, the streaming service that's expected to launch later this fall. There aren't many details about the series right now, but we do know it was produced and created by McElhenney along with two other It's Always Sunny veterans, Charlie Day and Megan Ganz.
- Engadget
Watch Ubisoft's E3 2019 press event here with us!
Ubisoft is on a roll right now. The Assassin's Creed franchise is in a good place, Rainbow Six Siege is trucking along and The Division 2 is arguably the biggest loot-shooter on the market right now. So where does the publisher go from here? Well, it's already confirmed that Watch Dogs Legion , a Brexit-themed take on the open-world hacker franchise, will be part of its E3 showcase this year. We're also bound to hear about Ghost Recon Breakpoint , the futuristic sequel to the hugely popular Wildlands . But what else? We're expecting a roller derby multiplayer game , and keeping our fingers crossed for a new Mario + Rabbids title. For all the juicy details, be sure to watch the press conference with us at 4PM ET/1PM PT/10PM CEST.
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Google takes pre-orders for game streaming service launching November
BENGALURU/SAN FRANCISCO, June 6 (Reuters) - Alphabet Inc's Google on Thursday opened pre-orders for its game streaming service, which it said will launch in November with more than 30 games from at least 21 publishers including Electronic Arts and Take-Two Interactive. Google said its Stadia Founder's Edition package, priced at $129.99, will enable consumers to play video games such as Destiny 2 from the launch day on nearly any device without any downloads, making access to games potentially as easy as watching a YouTube video. Google faces competition from several gaming and tech companies planning similar streaming services, and must show game makers that streaming is financially viable despite stumbles with some of its earlier initiatives in gaming.
- Engadget
Ubisoft confirms 'Watch Dogs Legion' will be at E3
Ubisoft has confirmed reports about the next entry in its open world hacker franchise. It is entitled Watch Dogs Legion , the developer has confirmed in a tweet that also contains a short teaser showing the game's logo. The company has also alluded to the other details that previously came out, particularly that the game is set in London and will allow you to play as any of the characters you recruit. "God save the NPCs," Ubisoft wrote.
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Full Year 2019 Ubisoft Entertainment SA Earnings Call
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'Beyond Good and Evil 2' won't be at E3
The highly anticipated Beyond Good and Evil 2 won't be making an appearance at E3 this year, but fans will get more information about the game's status before the major gaming conference. Ubisoft announced today that it will be holding a livestream to provide an update on the game's development on June 5th at 12PM ET/9AM PT.
