Ubisoft , the former sandbox game masterpiece "Watch Dog", creator Jonathan Morin recently joined NetEase Game .
Morin will "help NetEase Montreal Games create a new IP and promote NetEase to become one of the world's largest electronic game publishers." He has 24 years of experience in AAA game project, "during his time at Ubisoft, he played a key role in the highly acclaimed Watch Dogs series of game projects and made a huge contribution to the Far Cry series."
NetEase did not disclose what new project Morin will participate in, but said he joined the ranks of "main talents" such as Quantic Dream, Jackalope and Nagoshi Studio.
Morin said: "I'm excited to announce that I will be the creative director of NetEase Games Montreal. I'm honored to join a new team full of passion and talent to create our own IP. This is a special start for me and I can't wait to say more..."
Previously, it was reported that Jerry Hook, a senior Xbox developer and design director of Halo Infinity, will lead the new AAA-level studio Jar of Sparks, a first-party developer of Chinese publisher NetEase, and will focus on creating "next generation of narrative-driven action games."
Earlier this week, we found that Destiny developer Bungie received seven new patent applications, mainly related to virtual control of touch devices, further confirming reports earlier this year that the company was developing the Destiny mobile game.
It is said that NetEase is working with Bungie to bring a new version of the "Fate" series to the mobile platform - the project is said to have been in development for several years.
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