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While the announcement trailer was back in 2017, it looks like a release date is finally here.

Electric slide onto the new maps today!

The game has been rated in South Korea and Brazil.

Also, the Year 7 Season 2 update rolls out a new battle pass.

Get your butt around the arena and score points...but will the other team just let you?

Many fans on Twitter are upset by this unexpected setback.

Two of the game’s characters are getting exclusive Yakuza bundles.

The sports video game has not been forgotten…apparently.

Lace up your skates and get ready to partake in the latest roller sport.

The story continues with new enemies and new missions.

We also learned a bit about the Infamy system that can shake up your playstyle!

With a mass amount of NFT backlash, perhaps Ubisoft has finally learned something.

Its art style seems to take after Activision Blizzard's Overwatch and EA's Knockout City.

It's time to travel to Northern Ireland for a good old-fashioned fight at the country club.

We can't roll our eyes any harder at Blizzard and Ubisoft right now...it'd be impossible.

Maybe this game will last longer than 18 months.

Both Ghost Recon Wildlands and Ghost Recon Breakpoint have received their last piece of new content.

XDefiant Insider Sessions will allow PC players to try new, non-Clancyverse, factions.

Phase 1 goes live next week, will enable cross-platform matchmaking; cross-platform play with friends comes later.

The Sandbox bills itself as "a continuous shared digital space where worlds and heroes collide to make magic."

Looks like players will have to build their own ships, too

Predictably, lead developer had plans to implement NFTs.

Is the enhanced version of a Siege game mode worth the full asking price?

Ubisoft will take "key learnings from this game into future products."

Rainbow Six Siege also available on Game Pass.

The departure follows a myriad of other troubles for the game.

Plus: Will Daybreak make noise in the new year?

It’ll have its own sub.

A few rays of light in an otherwise dreary year.

CEO Pete Parsons apologizes, re-iterates work company is doing to improve