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Ubisoft’s CEO fights back against Stop Killing Games initiative
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He should probably concentrate making games people want to play instead. Ubisoft is down the drain.
The Stop Killing Games demands are not hard to meet, unless you’re a greedy little shitgoblin.
https://www.google.com/finance/quote/UBI:EPA?window=5Y
You're right, they aren't doing so well looking at this 5 year window.
That's about stock market tho, a entirely different kind of game.
Yea but if people aren’t buying your games because they’re shit, shareholders aren’t gonna be happy about it. And Ubisoft hasn’t made a breakout hit in a while. Their normal is „tolerable if you get it on sale, if you don’t care about the franchise“, and even shareholders notice that.