Rob Fahey is an Assistant Professor at the Waseda Institute for Advanced Study and a co-founder of @TokyoReview. With a background in games industry analysis, Rob writes for GamesIndustry.Biz and Knowledia, offering insightful opinions and analysis on various topics in the gaming industry.
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By: Rob Fahey
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By: Rob Fahey
Sony's decision to withdraw Concord from the market and refund those who purchased it, made only two weeks after the launch of the game, feels both entirely unsurprising and yet somehow also a little shocking.
Since its IPO almost thirty years ago, the corporate history of Ubisoft has been defined, to some degree, by battles with various attempts to take over or wrest control of the company.
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