➀ The Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, despite critical acclaim, failed to meet Ubisoft's financial expectations, leading to the disbandment of the development team. ➁ Michael Douse, Director of Publishing at Larian, criticized Ubisoft's strategy of releasing games on their own storefront and ignoring Steam. ➂ Douse argues that releasing the game on Steam would have led to better sales and potentially a sequel.
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