Ubisoft ‘ends game development’ at Tom Clancy studio, Red Storm, resulting in 105 job losses
Ubisoft is ending game development at historic Tom Clancy game studio Red Storm Entertainment, resulting in 105 job losses, VGC understands. The North Carolina-based studio will continue operating in the form of global IT and Snowdrop support, but all game developers have been made redundant, Ubisoft announced internally on Thursday. Founded in 1996 by Tom Clancy, Red Storm developed the first games based on the author’s books, including shooters Rainbow Six and Ghost Recon, which would go on to become significant game franchises. Read More...
Ubisoft is ending game development at historic Tom Clancy game studio Red Storm Entertainment, resulting in 105 job losses, VGC understands.The North Carolina-based studio will continue operating in the form of global IT and Snowdrop support, but all game developers have been made redundant, Ubisoft announced internally on Thursday.
Founded in 1996 by Tom Clancy, Red Storm developed the first games based on the author’s books, including shooters Rainbow Six and Ghost Recon, which would go on to become significant game franchises.
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