Ubisoft is out making fans upset once more with its last response to the ongoing lawsuit over the shutdown of The Crew.

Our student writer argues that the video game developers should issue an apology for skewing perceptions of the country.

Ubisoft is defending itself against a class-action lawsuit filed in California over the shutdown of servers for The Crew, the ...

Ubisoft claims consumers were given "clear and conspicuous" notice that they were only buying a "limited license" to access ...

Ubisoft has responded to a California class action lawsuit around the shutdown of 2014 racing game The Crew, filing a ...

In an ongoing lawsuit regarding Ubisoft's shutdown of the online racing game, The Crew, Ubisoft is insisting that customers ...

Ubisoft's response to a lawsuit over a recently shut-down online game argues that paying customers never truly owned the ...

Ubisoft's lawyers have responded to a legal action from players of racing game The Crew, insisting that those players never ...

Throughout Ubisoft’s response, the company’s lawyers argued that, along with the licensing issue, that the plaintiffs don’t ...

The case of "The Crew" and Ubisoft sparks debate over digital ownership of video games. Players sue after the game's removal, but Ubisoft responds.

Ubisoft has stated in a lawsuit that players who buy a game don't own it and instead just own a license to play until Ubisoft ...

AJ Investments's latest open letter reveals they want Ubisoft to sell their IPs to TenCent directly, as a clear case of ...