Jean-Francois Boivin Follows Desilets Out of the Door at Ubisoft
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Following the firing of Patrice Désilets at Ubisoft earlier in the week, former Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Producer Jean-Francois Boivin has also been let go from the company, as tweeted by Désilets himself.
Boivin moved across to his former employer Ubisoft having departed to the now defunct THQ Montreal with Désilets back in 2010. Both went over to Ubisoft together, and both have now been fired, and will no longer be working on the projects they had started during their time with THQ.
The future of both 1666 and Underdog remains uncertain, although it appears that Ubisoft still owns the IPs, since they were acquired along with 170 THQ Montreal staff. Boivin had been Senior Producer on the 'triple-A' projects.