Insider Gaming has learned that one of Ubisoft's longest in-development projects has survived the latest round of project cancellations.
According to sources, constant changes, pushbacks, and the lengthy development time have likely cost Ubisoft $500+ million in development costs. But, at least for the time being, Ubisoft feels like it’s a cost that is justified.
The only BG&E2 that I cared about about was a direct sequel, and that hope died about 2 decades ago.
Ubisoft did nothing worth a damn for a very long time, and they can blame their shitty management and the army of marketting “experts” ruling their projects for that.
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The only BG&E2 that I cared about about was a direct sequel, and that hope died about 2 decades ago.
Ubisoft did nothing worth a damn for a very long time, and they can blame their shitty management and the army of marketting “experts” ruling their projects for that.
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown
And they quickly closed that studio, as they didn’t understand the assignment of making samey corporate bullshit.
Zoomer Prince was a bad idea.