Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot has confirmed the developer now includes readying its games for Google’s cloud-based streaming platform, Stadia, as part of its “pipelines”.
Talking to investors earlier this week (thanks, Gamasutra), CEO Guillemot and CFO Frederick Duguet wouldn’t be drawn on precisely how expensive the process has been to date, but Duguet did disclose that the work equated to a “financial equation [that] is good for [Ubisoft].”
When pressed for a comparison between the costs of preparing a game for Stadia in oppose to traditional platforms like console or PC, Guillemot said: “The extra cost to put to make sure the games work well on Stadia is not that high. It’s part now of our pipelines and we have a good relationship with Stadia to make sure it is profitable for us.”
Source: Eurogamer Porting Ubisoft games to Google Stadia is now part of the publisher's "pipelines"