It's private equity — and not Microsoft — that's likely circling troubled 'Assassin's Creed' publisher Ubisoft
with the corporate response to reports of widespread misconduct throughout the company continued to cast a stain on things.major factor
Similarly, Sony moved to acquire Bungie because of its successful oversight of the “Destiny” franchise, which is built around a live-service approach. While Ubisoft’s internal issues can certainly make it more likely to be a bargain buy if it’s acquired, it’s hard to imagine why Microsoft would want to go through the trouble of dealing with another company impacted by internal misconduct when the financial rewards simply aren’t there in the way they are for Activision Blizzard’s highly successful live-service properties.
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