Today, Ubisoft announced Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint, the latest installment in the long-running military shooter series and a sequel to 2017's Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands. In development for PS4, PC, and Xbox One, Breakpoint is actually releasing this year, on October 4. And when it does, it won't be coming to Steam. That's right: Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint will come to Uplay and the Epic Games Store, but not Steam.
One of the founding members of the Xbox team has questioned Microsoft’s multiplatform gaming strategy, and said they believe the Xbox hardware business is effectively “dead"
Replies(3)Think that rumor that they'll still make a new console but at a profit at $1000 will be true though. The series consoles will remain their cheap alternative throughout next gen I would say. Keep in mind that game pass and pretty much going 3rd party is their main focus. They want to bring xbox everywhere.
If they don't maintain some kind of console presence, I think they will lose gamepass subscribers and just become a 3rd party publisher who eventually sells everything off
Xbox games are releasing on all platforms. Who needs this hardware? PS or PC is all you need
Even if they could get it down to $800 for a box that can run with comparable performance to a PS6 (at, say $200 cheaper) the population of people willing to buy such a thing would be so limited.
It would be the worst of both worlds.
Hardware manufacturer Moza debuted several new hardware peripherals for flight simulation at FlightSimExpo 2025.
The PlayStation Plus-exclusive PS Store Weekend Offer has some big-name franchises discounted for a limited time.
Cyberpunk 2077 finally hit that sweet sale price for me so I went ahead and picked it up. I just started playing Dragon’s Dogma 2 though so it’ll be a while before I delve into Night City. Looking forward to it though.
Not surprised tbh, Ubisoft had stated that they won't be putting their games on Steam anymore (not that they were outstanding to begin with). You can bet that Epic probably paid them maybe 30 million dollars or more.
I look forward to steam's eventual and inevitable demise.
This really sucks!
They're taking advantage of the fact nobody likes epic, since people have no problem buying directly off uplay. They know barely anyone will buy off EGS so they let people buy off uplay and get all of the profits.