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From lens focal lengths and fill-flash to portraits, macro or stunning landscapes there are techniques for everyone. Learn how to use metering, considering composition and shoot everything from ...

Ubisoft is reportedly set to bring back one of its classic series that got its start on the PS1. And the news is that Ubisoft is reportedly planning a massive revival of one of its most nostalgic ...

Steam is the most popular and well-regarded game launcher in the world, though we were all pretty skeptical when it first arrives. Up to that point, each game would have its own individual "launcher" ...

A Ubisoft employee has claimed the Japan-based Assassin’s Creed: Codename Red is launching in 2024. As reported by Eurogamer, Access The Animus shared a screenshot of a Linked post on Twitter from a ...

Well, better late than never. Some six years after The Division 2's release, Ubisoft is finally taking one of the best parts about the original Division and adding it to the sequel as a dedicated ...

Atari recently purchased the rights to five Ubisoft franchises: I Am Alive, Child of Eden, Cold Fear, Grow Home, and Grow Up. This is excellent news for the fans of these franchises previously owned ...

Ubisoft just made a huge business deal with an unexpected partner – Atari! The two companies shared this press release: Atari and Ubisoft announced that Atari has acquired all intellectual property ...

This is a bit of a weird one, Ubisoft have sold five of their old games to Atari who will now re-publish them on new platforms. The games are Cold Fear, I Am Alive, Child of Eden, Grow Home, and Grow ...

Some describe Volker Wertich as the German Sid Meier, or, if they’re feeling particularly bold, the German Hideo Kojima. He is the creator of The Settlers, a 30-year-old city builder video game many ...

In a surprising move, Ubisoft announced the re-release of its long-forgotten PS2 and PS3 games on “new platforms,” which you can expect to include the PS5. The company entered a “strategic agreement” ...