Is Ubisoft the next major gaming studio in line to take over?

According to reliable reports, the game developer Ubisoft may become the next major studio, which may be the subject of a large bet on the purchase of money.

Studio behind Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry and Tom Clancy’s games arouse interest from so-called “redemption funds”.

According to Bloomberg sources, it’s not like Nintendo, Sony or Microsoft that are considering buying out the French developer, but major players like Blackstone Inc. and KKR & Co. The report says Ubisoft has not entered into serious negotiations with any of the grooms, but “talks are at an early stage.”

It is unclear whether a serious proposal will be received, and it is even less clear whether the chairman of the company will accept any proposal. Any decision will depend on the family of Ubisoft chairman Yves Guillem, in which Bloomberg, according to Bloomberg, has the largest stake of 15%. However, the company has suffered in recent years due to a constant pair of game delays and nasty releases from key franchises.

After companies such as Activision Blizzard and Bethesda came under Microsoft’s control over the past couple of years, the number of major developers who have remained independent of console manufacturers is beginning to decline.

Such as Ubisoft, Capcom and Electronic Arts, are still free to publish their games on any platform, while some of the acquired developers are likely to become exclusive to Sony or Microsoft platforms in the coming years. Such as Call of Duty, Crash Bandicoot, Fallout, Skyrim and Doom, can become exclusive to Xbox and PC.

If a developer like Ubisoft falls into the hands of an investment firm, it may be better for gamers than if it was bought by Sony or Microsoft.