Initially spotted by Polygon, page 12 of the 2024 Ubisoft lawsuit response reads: ...

The case of "The Crew" and Ubisoft sparks debate over digital ownership of video games. Players sue after the game's removal, but Ubisoft responds.

Ubisoft has stated in a lawsuit that players who buy a game don't own it and instead just own a license to play until Ubisoft ...

Ubisoft is embroiled in a legal battle with gamers after shutting down its online racer The Crew, with lawyers claiming ...

In a recent filing from Ubisoft's lawyers, it claims players who purchase the company's games shouldn't expect "unfettered ...

The plaintiffs have since responded to Ubisoft with pictures of the product’s packaging which points out activation codes won’t expire until 2099, which it argues implies the release should have ...

"Imagine you buy a pinball machine, and years later, you enter your den to go play it, only to discover that the all the paddles are missing, the pinball and bumpers are gone, and the monitor that ...

Ubisoft has responded to a California class action lawsuit around the shutdown of 2014 racing game The Crew, filing a ...

Ubisoft has again argued that players buying video games shouldn’t expect to own the game forever. This argument stems from ...

Ubisoft has responded to a lawsuit over the shutdown of its racing game The Crew, stating players purchased a "limited license to access the game".

The company’s lawyers argued in that filing, reviewed by Polygon, that there was no reason for players to believe they were ...