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Hello there, welcome back to GRDV News. I'm Alex, I've always been through the afternoon to let you stand gracious when it comes to gaming, technology and entertainment. Whatever you like and indeed whatever you love, we always have here for you and GRDV News and other one game right to neck, because of all the holes. If you like what you see and you want to see more, be sure to check out Game Reactor review from the more gaming reviews, gaming previews, movie reviews, series reviews, exclusive interviews, all these sports and of course so much more without further ado about today. We're talking about Ubisoft. I know that over a weekend Xbox was the talking point as Phil Spencer was retired, Sarah Bond also stepped down a CEO and we've got a new boss in Asha Shoa, Asha Shama, and we've also got Matt Boutique taking up a secondary leadership position at Xbox. However, as we know all that already and Ben's already gone over it in the morning's GRDV News, I think we talked about Ubisoft and the company that has been on a lot of talking points recently, namely because things don't look so good for Ubisoft in the same way that they just react. However, Ubisoft CEO, Eves Gilmaw, wants us to believe that things are going to be just fine and dandy because guess what, they're leaning on their old franchises like they always are. Speaking with Rihanna, Gilmaw says that basically they're going to have several Assassin's Proof titles coming up and they've got some very promising Far Cry games. This tells us absolutely nothing about what we can expect from those things. It also is interesting to know that Gilmaw didn't share anything about Rainbow Six, which means that potentially there's nothing going on there with Ubisoft running that franchise, but we do know that like Vantage Studios is going to be taking over a lot of the key franchises over at Ubisoft, which is going to be sort of part 10-set part of Ubisoft, new studio creation, which is going to be doing with things like Assassin's Proof file, as I mentioned, and Rainbow Six as well. But yeah, Rainbow Six Siege kind of does its own thing with still ringing in millions and millions of players, installing people really, really enjoy it. So I guess you could sort of leave that to just sort of sit for the moment. Assassin's Creed has been a bit sort of hit and miss lately with some people liking the older games like Mirage coming back and some people wanting a new experience. Not everyone was pleased with shadows, so we'll have to see how that goes Far Cry. Again, it's sort of in a stage where a lot of people want the glory days of the franchise's past to return and so you'd have to hope that Ubisoft is working on something that will bring that back in a way. Personally, I am actually very hopeful about one particular Assassin's Creed game, which is a simphery hex, because I believe it could be really, really interesting to explore that sort of period historically, especially with the sort of witch trials and things like that, and see if we can get some supernatural elements injected into the series beyond what we usually get with sort of like mythical creatures in Odyssey or something like, you know, the animus creatures, I can't remember what they were called, the ghosts, basically, if they were the ones we were doing, Desmond Miles, don't we know? Anyway, let me know if you think this sort of helps Ubisoft's perspectives in the future if this doesn't give you any more faith. Let me know all that more and I'll see you tomorrow for a small journey. Good bye.