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In 1988, to serve the legend Ubisoft, an old Breton castle, computers and beer at will
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In 1988, to serve the legend Ubisoft, an old Breton castle, computers and beer at will

In 1988, the French video game publisher Ubisoft set up its young developers in a building in Monteneuf, near Carentoir in the Morbihan region, which is the family stronghold of the Guillemot family. This experience was described as unique and somewhat eccentric, highlighting the unconventional beginnings of the company.

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In 1988, to serve the legend Ubisoft, an old Breton castle, computers and beer at will

In 1988, the French video game publisher Ubisoft set up its young developers in a building in Monteneuf, near Carentoir in the Morbihan region, which is the family stronghold of the Guillemot family. This experience was described as unique and somewhat eccentric, highlighting the unconventional beginnings of the company.

Bias read (Center): The article discusses the historical background of Ubisoft's early operations and does not present any political viewpoints or biased framing. It focuses on the company's development and location without taking a stance on political issues.

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