Ubisoft is getting aligned with Xbox’s PC-focused future.
Ubisoft announced that several of its biggest (and smallest) hits from the past decade are available on the Xbox PC app. Also, those who already own digital console titles listed in the Xbox blog post can play them on PC for no additional cost via the Ubisoft Connect app. Sounds like Ubisoft is positioning itself for Xbox’s PC-like Project Helix. [Image: Assassin’s Creed Valhalla is one of 13 games that support the…
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