Ubisoft is Getting Bought Out and Still Blames the Industry: They're Cooked

I talk about Ubisoft's twilight hours in the rumor how they are looking to be fully bought out (probably by Tencent) and give my opinions on what they could have done to stop losing 95% of their stocks over the last 5 years. They needed to not have terribly written and designed characters in their games, they needed better gameplay, and they needed to make smaller games that didn't require so many years of their time. Not making open-world slop for example, and instead making a Rayman platformer. That's it. While the news of them seemingly in talks to be acquired is only a rumor, the fact that they halted their financial reporting is telling in that they're looking to prevent a total bankruptsy.

Edit: I say people like 20-25 hour long games. That's still a little long depending on what genre. I'd say reasonably priced 10-12 hour games are great too. Even 5 hour long games mostly found on the indie side can be good for a single session game as well. There are tiers of general game length I guess. There's always the 60 hour JRPG too.

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