Jade Raymond today announced that it has left Ubisoft after 10 years of work; the famous producer had created the Toronto Division of the great society, after working to produce games such as Assassin's Creed II , Watch Dogs and Splinter Cell: Blacklist. What brought Raymond to that decision was his initiative and desire to discover new opportunities in its business sector.

Former managing director wanted to comment as well: " S ono 10 years States remarkably in Ubisoft and I am proud to have worked in one of gaming's most important companies in the world. Leave my work has been one of the toughest decisions of my career, but I am sure that the Toronto Division of the company is a solid point for industry and on the right track to establish itself in the market . "

Jade Raymond will leave his post as managing director of to Alexandre Parizeau, who has produced games like S plinter Cell: Blacklist , Splinter Cell: Conviction and Rainbow Six: Vegas and which will actually load the 29 October.

Yannis Mallat, CEO, Ubisoft Toronto, thanked Jade Raymond for his immense work and wishing you a prosperous future chances: " Jade Raymond has been a key part and a key point for professional growth of our home, which is now a studio full of talent capable of churning out fantastic games ."

We can only wish you a big good luck to Jade, hoping to see you again soon at the head of some new and interesting videogame project!