E3 2019: Ubisoft plays into streaming trend at videogame event


  • TECH
  • Tuesday, 11 Jun 2019

Brenda Panagrossi, Ubisoft vice president of platform and product management, announces the company's new subscription service, Uplay+, June 10, 2019 at the Ubisoft E3 press conference in Los Angeles. - The Uplay+ service, launching September 3 on Window PC, will provide members with access to all the newsest releases including The Division 2, AssassinÕs Creed: Odyssey, Rainbow Six: Siege and Far Cry 5 as well as in addition to classic Ubisoft titles. (Photo by Robyn Beck / AFP)

LOS ANGELES: French videogame titan Ubisoft on June 10 unveiled a new subscription service and a Brexit-tinged title as it taps into the industry trend toward streaming games. 

A Uplay+ service launching on Sept 3 will let players access Ubisoft’s library of games on Windows-powered personal computers, according to vice president of platform and product management Brenda Panagrossi. 

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