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Updated · Insider Gaming · Jun 2
Valve Gave Ubisoft 24 Hours to Match Rainbow Six Siege Price or Risk Steam Delisting
Updated
Updated · Insider Gaming · Jun 2

Valve Gave Ubisoft 24 Hours to Match Rainbow Six Siege Price or Risk Steam Delisting

3 articles · Updated · Insider Gaming · Jun 2
  • Bloomberg reported Valve threatened to remove Rainbow Six Siege from Steam unless Ubisoft fixed a cheaper UPlay listing within 24 hours.
  • The clash centered on price parity: Ubisoft had offered a lower price on its own PC launcher, then called UPlay, prompting Valve to demand a change.
  • The episode adds detail to the antitrust case against Steam, which alleges Valve punished developers for discounts on rival stores; Gabe Newell has denied any price-dictation policy.
  • Rainbow Six Siege remains a major Steam title, drawing about 75,000 peak players in the last 24 hours, underscoring why delisting would have mattered to Ubisoft.
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