Ubisoft Opens New Subsidiary Backed By Tencent For Assassin's Creed And Other IP
The Chinese video game company will be investing €1.16 billion (approximately 25%) for a "minority stake in the new subsidiary" valued at €4 billion. The focus will apparently be to build and create gaming ecosystems that are "truly evergreen and multiplatform".
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