Ubisoft plans to shut down multiplayer and online features for 15 "older games"
In most cases, singleplayer campaigns remain unaffected.
Driver: San Francisco
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Ubisoft will revive Driver as a live-action TV series
Reverse expectations.
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Driver San Francisco, Far Cry 2 now playable on Xbox One via backwards compatibility
Sniper Elite V2, too.
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Driver: San Francisco dev reportedly working on a racing game called The Crew
Studio to announce new game at E3. Co-production with ex-Test Drive devs?
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PS3 Essentials arrive today on PlayStation Network priced £16 or £10
Not to be confused with Waitrose Essentials of course.
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Ubisoft ditches controversial always-on DRM for PC games
"We have listened to feedback."
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£1 each for From Dust, Driver San Fran, H.A.W.X. 2, Silent Hunter 5 this week
Ubisoft holding a Uplay Gamescom sale.
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Ubisoft wants to offer PC gamers so much value the need for DRM "goes away"
"Will the person who really wants that broad experience pirate? We hope not."
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Ubisoft apologises after online server switch snafu
"We're on it."
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Driver dev making an Xbox 360 Kinect game?
LinkedIn leak number 5000.
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Feature | How Bad is PC Piracy Really?
DRM or not to DRM, that is the question.
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Feature | Game of the Week: Driver: San Francisco
Bullitt storm.
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Driver: San Francisco sales were "better than planned"
Ubisoft outstrips its financial targets.
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Revenues "haven't been dramatic".
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Ubisoft Uplay Passport costs £7.99
Unlocks online play, bonus content.
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Ubisoft scraps Driver's online pass fee
Uplay Passport codes printed incorrectly.
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Ubisoft readying online pass - report
Uplay Passport to launch with Driver: SF.
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Driver dev defends Ubi DRM, online pass
PC piracy "utterly unbelievable".
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Uplay Passport to cost $9.99.
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Review | Driver: San Francisco
Tanner the best.
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Free Driver: San Francisco content coming
Plus, Driver Club community portal.
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Digital Foundry | Face-Off: Driver: San Francisco
Shift happens.
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PC Driver: San Fran "wasn't held back"
Console code-base meant "natural delay".
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UK Top 40: Deus Ex deflects Driver: SF
Bodycount bungles into 36th.