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Ubisoft, Far Cry and Assassin's Creed

The co-CEO of Ubisoft's new Assassin's Creed and Far Cry subsidiary is the son of Ubisoft's actual CEO, but he says he's definitely not a nepo baby

Ubisoft has tapped Charlie Guillemot as co-CEO of its new Tencent-backed subsidiary focused on core franchises including Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, and Rainbox Six. And if that name sounds familiar, it's probably because he's the son of Yves Guillemot, founder and current CEO of Ubisoft proper.

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Ubisoft Names Co-CEOs of Tencent-Backed Subsidiary

Ubisoft Entertainment appointed two co-chief executives to lead a new subsidiary that the Assassin’s Creed maker is creating with financial support from Chinese internet giant Tencent Holdings.

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Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot's son, cousin will oversee Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, Rainbow Six

Ubisoft's board of directors has named the son and cousin of CEO Yves Guillemot to lead the new subsidiary handling Ubisoft's biggest game franchises.

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Ubisoft appoints North American MD Christophe Derennes and Charlie Guillemot as co-CEOs of new Tencent spinoff

Ubisoft has appointed Christophe Derennes and Charlie Guillemot as co-CEOs of its new spinoff subsidiary with Tencent.

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Ubisoft puts Ubisoft loyalists at head of new Ubisoft subsidiary

Yves Guillemot's son and an executive that has been with Ubisoft for 35 years are now in charge of the publisher's biggest titles.

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Ubisoft „quietly” upgraded the store pages of 9 Assassin's Creed games on Steam. Players don't know what to think about it

Ubisoft has made unexpected changes to the Steam store pages of 9 games in the Assassin's Creed series. The community is ...

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Ubisoft Plus Coming to New PlayStation Plus Service - IGN

Ubisoft+ Classics will be available from when the new version of PlayStation Plus launches (June 13 in America, June 23 in Europe). While Ubisoft has now officially announced the service, it was ...

Xbox is adding Accessible Games Initiative tags on “all digital Xbox experiences.”

The tags were made in partnership with big gaming companies like EA, Google, Nintendo of America, and Ubisoft. They add to the tags Xbox already uses, according to an Xbox Wire post.

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