In July, Michael Fassbender signed with Ubisoft to star in and co-produce the first film in the gaming company’s Assassin’s Creed franchise.

Let's get acquainted with some of the lunatics from Far Cry 3...

DRM: love it or hate it, on games it's not going anywhere. But how far are you willing to let it go?

Michael Fassbender has signed with Ubisoft to star in and co-produce the first feature film adaptation of the "Assassin's Creed" franchise.

Over the past couple days we've covered the E3 press conferences of Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft, but what about 3rd parties.

This game has been getting scores up and down the spectrum, from a rare 4.

Yesterday Ubisoft released the first full trailer for Far Cry 3 and, well, you definitely can't accuse the game of being just another pretty-yet-bland FPS.

We're taking a wild guess here and assuming Ubisoft really, really wanted to be on Fox News, as this clip opens with a banker turned into a suicide bomber, segues into the heroes blowing away a few cops, and ends with said banker chucked off a bridge to blow up into little tiny pieces.

So, as you may be somewhat aware, possibly from an angry tweet about how Ubisoft doesn't care about PC gamers or butthurt forum trolls, Ubisoft's upcoming and extremely interesting "I Am Alive" is quite possibly not hitting PCs because, shockingly, Ubisoft is concerned about piracy and sales.