Ubisoft Addresses The Stop Killing Games Movement
Briefly

Ubisoft is facing scrutiny from the Stop Killing Games movement, spurred by the company's decision to shut down the servers for The Crew. CEO Yves Guillemot stated that games are not intended to last indefinitely, noting that while support is important, it cannot continue forever. The movement raises concerns about the legality and ethics surrounding the discontinuation of games that consumers have purchased. Other companies, such as BioWare and Sony, have also shut down older titles recently, further highlighting industry-wide issues regarding game longevity.
"You provide a service, but nothing is written in stone and at some point the service may be discontinued. Nothing is eternal."
"We're doing our best to make sure that things go well for all players and buyers, because obviously support for all games cannot last forever."
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