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Ubisoft expands Massive Entertainment to manage Splinter Cell, Ghost Recon, and new IP

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Ubisoft has restructured its operations by placing Massive Entertainment in control of the Splinter Cell and Ghost Recon franchises alongside a new intellectual property called March of Giants. [2][1]

Job listings indicate that leadership roles for the Splinter Cell Remake are still being filled, suggesting the game remains far from full production. [2]

What changed

Massive Entertainment's expanded remit establishes the Swedish studio as a major operational pillar for Ubisoft, encompassing additional studios and game brands beyond its previous work on series like The Division. [1]

Across the publications

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Eurogamer ↗

[1] EurogamerPublisher coverage

Oct 1, 4:02 AM CT

The Division studio Massive expands to take control of Splinter Cell and Ghost Recon, and a new IP, in Ubisoft's most recent reorganisation

Ubisoft has expanded the remit of Swedish studio Massive Entertainment - responsible for The Division series, Star Wars Outlaws and Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora - to become a second major part of the company and include more of its studios and game brands. Ubisoft also revealed Massive's work on a brand new, original game called March of Giants.

Excerpt · Eurogamer

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KitGuru ↗

[2] KitGuruPublisher coverage

Oct 1, 11:00 AM CT

Ubisoft forms Massive Entertainment to focus on Splinter Cell, Ghost Recon and more

Yesterday’s job listings made it clear that Ubisoft is still filling key leadership roles for the Splinter Cell Remake, suggesting the project is nowhere near full production. Today, Ubisoft has announced another internal shake‑up, with Splinter Cell now being folded under Massive Entertainment.

Excerpt · KitGuru

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