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Aconyte, the fiction imprint of the global games group, Asmodee, has partnered with the international video games company Ubisoft to publish a new Assassin’s Creed trilogy of novels, beginning this summer. Set in 16th Century China, the new series will kick off with the title The Ming Storm and will …

WildBrain CPLG has secured a new partnership with Osool Entertainment to develop location-based entertainment attractions for the blockbuster video game franchise, Assassin’s Creed. Brokered by WildBrain CPLG MENA on behalf of Ubisoft, the new deal will see Osool Entertainment create three new Assassin’s Creed indoor attractions in Saudi Arabia, targeting …

Ubisoft has partnered with the streaming giant Netflix to develop a new ‘genre-bending’ live action adaptation of its hit video gaming franchise, Assassin’s Creed. It will form part of a multi-project deal with the games publisher that includes other live action, animated, and anime series to follow. The series will …

Licensing industry newcomer, The Koyo Store is aligning itself with esports “in a big way,” citing the off-shoot sector of video gaming as “a growing animal that needs feeding.” It’s been a short 15 months for this emerging new face on the scene, but a busy one that has already …

The new partnership has seen a range of mugs brought to market.

Advertising firm Havas and game publisher Ubisoft are in the corporation's sights.

At the centre of the new gaming experience is a novel set of collectable starship toys, each one of them featuring the ability to be physically altered by swapping weapons at specific touch points on the toys’ wings and hull.

‘We wanted to create a gaming experience that would immerse audiences into a colourful vibrant world where Troll happiness keeps the village alive,’ says Ubisoft’s Jean-Michel Detoc.

The latest merchandise including apparel and accessories based on the likes of Bethesda, Capcom, Nintendo and Pokémon will all be on display at the company’s stand in Hall 2 at this year’s show.

“An education job has to be done by the industry to explain the value of gaming," said former Ubisoft licensing head Rob Stevenson.