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It doesn’t sound like Soliani is planning retirement. Davide Soliani has just announced his exit from Ubisoft. On Twitter, he made this statement: “Hi all folks. After 25 years, 11 of which ...

David Soliani, a longtime lead at Ubisoft and director of both Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle and Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope, is leaving the company after a 25-year run. Of that run, 11 years were ...

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It’s so Mario + Rabbids over. Another producer for the Mario + Rabbids games has followed Davide Soliani in leaving Ubisoft. Cristina Nava made this statement on Twitter: “August 30th, the release day ...

Ubisoft has had itself a pretty slow and low year of games in its fiscal 2023. That was, up until the release of Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope. The game exploded with good reviews and has served to ...

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SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Ubisoft®’s Rabbids® are invading stores nationwide with a full lineup of licensed apparel, books, toys and more available at major retailers. These crazy creatures are ...

During their annual UbiForward livestream event, Ubisoft revealed new details and a trailer for Mario + Rabbids Sparks Of Hope. The presentation gave us a good seven-minute video showing off never ...

“We had already released a Mario Rabbids game [on Switch], so by doinganother we had two similar experiences on one machine. On Nintendo,games like this never die,” Guillemot told GamesIndustry.biz.