Ubisoft explains why games are postponed and cancelled

After the disappointment of fans for some games announced and then cancelled, Ubisoft he explained that the excessive accumulated workload was the basis of the painful decision. “Now we feel we have the right number of games,” said the CEO Yves Guillemot during the traditional end-of-quarter call with investors.

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Ubisoft clarifies canceled games and announces participation in E3

In early January, Ubisoft announced a further delay of Skull & Bones, which was due out in March. The game was delayed to 2024, but still fared better than four other permanently canceled titles.

During the same call Ubisoft confirmed that the company will participate in theE3 of Los Angeles this year, which will take place in June with four days of business and consumer events. “If E3 takes place, we will be there and have a lot to show,” Yves Guillemot added.

Recall that Sony and Nintendo have announced that they will not be present at E3, while there was also uncertainty for the participation of Microsoft. E3 2023 will officially take place from Tuesday 13 June to Friday 16 June 2023 at the Convention Center in Los Angeles, California.

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