Aymar Azaïzia, who is in charge of cross-media convergence and Etienne Bouvier, who is in charge of distribution, said in an interview with Eurogamer that they have learned a lot from the previous Assassin's Creed movie and are trying to create a larger narrative system with a stronger creative team.

For example, the Netflix series "Assassin's Creed" announced last October. Azaïzia believes that the series is more suitable for explaining the plot and various clues than the movie: the film needs to sort out the timeline, characters, and relationships between pseudo-nons and passers-by in less than two hours... and also do it neatly; if it is a series, you can use another rhythm to take it slowly.

In addition to live-action series, Ubisoft is also thinking about an animated series "Assassin's Creed", which is also broadcast by Netflix - there is even a an animated series "Far Cry".

In terms of paper comics and novels, this year's new projects include "Assassin's Creed: Fragments", with the background sets taken from the 19th-century Japan, Scotland in the 13th-century, and France in the 17th-century; and the ten-volume online novel "Assassin's Creed: Prophecy of the Qin King of the Tang Dynasty" from the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms to the Ming Dynasty. The above works, together with the Chinese comic "Assassin's Creed: Dynasty" released earlier, constitute the eastern part of the theory of the origin of Assassin's Creed.

In addition, Sony announced that the PSV and PS3 Store will remain in operation, but the PSP Store will still be suspended as originally planned until July 2.

Jim Ryan, CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment, explained that he thought that no one was playing PSV and PS3, and it would be difficult to continue to maintain the online mall, so it would be better to turn off the resources toward the new platform. Once the news was announced, the crowd was infuriated. It turned out that there were so many old and young people (pretending) willing to pay, so it would be difficult to do it alone.

Ryan said he is happy to see the historical chapter of PlayStation continue, and the company will continue to present first-class new works to players on PS4, PS5 and new PSV platforms.