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Ubisoft confirma más proyectos "Driver" después de la cancelación de la adaptación del programa

Autor：Kristen Actualizar：Jan 24,2025

Ubisoft Confirms More “Driver” Projects After Cancelation of Show Adaptation

A pesar de la cancelación de la serie de televisión de acción real Driver, Ubisoft confirma el desarrollo continuo de otros proyectos de franquicia Driver. Siga leyendo para obtener más detalles.

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Ubisoft Confirms More “Driver” Projects After Cancelation of Show AdaptationUbisoft ha confirmado oficialmente a Game File la cancelación de su adaptación de la serie Driver de acción real. Anunciado inicialmente en 2021 para transmisión exclusiva en Binge.com, el proyecto fue parte de la iniciativa más amplia de Ubisoft para expandir sus franquicias de juegos a nuevos medios. Como afirmó la directora de Cine y Televisión de Ubisoft, Danielle Kreinik, el objetivo era "dar vida a nuestros juegos de formas nuevas y emocionantes y crear contenido ambientado en el mundo, la cultura y la comunidad de los videojuegos".

La colaboración terminó debido al cierre de Hotrod Tanner LLC, una subsidiaria relacionada con la película (que lleva el nombre del Driver protagonista), en enero. Un portavoz de Ubisoft declaró a Game File: "Ya no avanzamos con nuestra asociación con la serie Binge for a Driver".

Sin embargo, Ubisoft asegura a los fans que están "trabajando activamente en otros proyectos interesantes relacionados con la franquicia" y que esperan futuros anuncios. Los detalles específicos siguen sin revelarse, pero se prometen más actualizaciones del controlador.

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