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CTOnews.com Sept. 27, many manufacturers are very optimistic about the future of "cloud games", including Microsoft, Sony, Nvidia, etc., which is one of the reasons why CMA initially rejected Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard (Microsoft has obtained preliminary approval through the sale of cloud rights), and Ubisoft recently signed a cloud game agreement with Microsoft.

Yves Guillemot, CEO of Ubisoft, said in a recent interview with the Financial Times that Ubisoft is optimistic about the future of cloud games and believes that cloud game services in the field of console games will follow the same path as Netflix.

Yves Guillemot believes that Netflix's first foray into streaming film and television was also very bumpy, with its share price falling a lot and being questioned, but now Netflix has stood out with its streaming service.

The cloud game will be the same, and it will take a certain amount of time, and when the cloud game takes off, it will all happen 'very soon'.

Yves Guillemot also claimed that "Ubisoft also hopes to cooperate with Tencent", stressing that in the next five to 10 years, many games will be played in the form of cloud games, even in the cloud, which is why Ubisoft signed an agreement with Microsoft.

Ubisoft believes that as services such as Xbox Cloud Gaming,GeForce Now,PlayStation Now and Ubisoft + become more popular over time, cloud-based alternatives to traditional games will eventually be "inevitably successful".

In addition to cloud services, CTOnews.com also found that Ubisoft announced a new cloud-driven game development technology called "Scalar" in 2022. The company believes that Scalar can change the way games are made in the future, and Yves Guillemot claims that some of its teams are already using this technology.

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