Last year, Ubisoft announced that the first wave of new games for PS5 and Xbox Series X / S will receive the known price of 70 euros. But even then, those responsible kept the door open for a price increase. The recently moved Far Cry 6 can currently still be pre-ordered for 70 euros. The title should be available in stores by the end of September 2021 at the latest. It is in the hands of Ubisoft which prices the games will receive for this year's Christmas business.
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Ubisoft's upcoming projects include the remake of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, Riders Republic, Rainbow Six Quarantine, Roller Champions, Beyond Good & Evil 2, Skull & Bones and the new Star Wars Project for the team at Massive Entertainment.
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