Ubisoft to build Toronto Ace Studio for $473 million

The net (compile/applies will) according to overseas media reports, the head of the Toronto studio, Jade Raymond, mother of Assassin's Creed, said in an interview that Ubisoft would spend $473 million to build a Toronto studio and plan to expand the studio to around 800 in the next 10 years. Jade Raymond revealed that the Toronto studio now has a core development team of 83 people, and for the first time, it has confirmed that their debut project is "cell division 6", which is under development. "In the next 10 years, we will gradually expand the size of the studio to about 800 people, because we have to bear Ubisoft's five 3 A-level top brand series of development work." "Jade Raymond, who was born in Montreal, Canada, hosted the Assassin's Creed series, which is now the Ubisoft's leading office, during the work in the Green Montreal studio."　　To this end, Ubisoft last year promoted her to the head of the studio, and around her to form a new Ubisoft Toronto studio.　　In Ubisoft's plan, the Toronto studio led by Jade Raymond not only to take on the mission of continuing the Assassin's Creed series, but also to revitalize Ubisoft's former ACE series, including the cell division Series. The Ontario government of Canada has also given strong support to Ubisoft's huge investment, which they want to lead in the global gaming development industry. (Edit/Ming)