Ubisoft has replaced the royal blue, 3D swirl that it has been using for over a decade with a flat and colorless swirl, which is now the fourth logo in the company's history.

Ubisoft is going through some big changes. No, don’t worry, it wasn’t bought out by Vivendi. Today Ubisoft announced and revealed a brand new logo for the company, the first major change to ...

French video game publisher Ubisoft is sporting a new look. Ahead of next month's Electronic Entertainment Expo, the annual video game industry showcase, Ubisoft is tweaking its logo to reflect a ...

Ubisoft has overhauled its logo and stripped out all the color, so it can better represent the worlds it creates in its games. Skip to main content. Menu Digital Trends ...

It is the first change in the French publisher’s logo since 2003, when Ubisoft introduced the swirl design — back then, it was three-dimensional and had a royal blue color.

As one of the top independent publishers on the Nintendo DS and Wii, Ubisoft is also one of the first major publishers to invest heavily in development for 3D. "Nintendo has created a new portable ...

Ubisoft Has A New Logo, And I’m Conflicted On It. May 31, 2017 by Jordan Coetsee. Yes/no? For little over 14 years now we’ve had the same Ubisoft logo that players have grown to love (or hate ...

Ubisoft has updated its swirl logo first adapted in 2003 with a new swirl and font.. Here’s a brief history of Ubisoft’s logos since its establishment in 1986, via the UbiBlog, as well as what ...

SAN FRANCISCO - Today, Ubisoft announced that it will support the upcoming launch of the Nintendo 3DS with the release of eight games in the first half of calendar year 2011. A recognized pioneer ...

Ubisoft has debuted a new logo that will replace the iconic blue swirl you've been seeing in front of Assassin's Creed, Tom Clancy, and Far Cry games for the last few years. It's not a drastic ...

The familiar Ubisoft logo has undergone a makeover, with the blue swirl being replaced by a much more minimalistic and flat white logo. The change arrives nine years after the last logo change.