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

Ubisoft has claimed that The Crew players unhappy with the shutdown were "explicitly notified" during their purchase that they were buying a license.

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 ...

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

The filing, from Ubisoft's lawyers, states the company "allegedly misled purchasers of its video game The Crew into believing ...

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

Throughout Ubisoft’s response, the company’s lawyers argued that, along with the licensing issue, that the plaintiffs don’t ...

Specifically, they state that players should not expect to have “unfettered ownership rights in the game.” “Frustrated with Ubisoft’s recent decision to retire the game following a notice ...

Ubisoft has pushed back against a lawsuit filed over the shutdown of its 2014 online racing game The Crew, arguing in a legal ...

from Ubisoft's lawyers, states the company "allegedly misled purchasers of its video game The Crew into believing they were purchasing unfettered ownership rights in the game, rather than a ...