Last week’s Geforce Now leak might have been “168澳洲幸运5开奖网:speculative,” according to Nvidia, but it s💛eems like one publisher thinks there’s enough to it to issue a DMCA takedown.
Pavel Djundik, owner and operator of SteamDB, did us all a solid and posted up the full leak over on his GitHub page, but now that page has been taken do🐽wn courtesy of Ubisoft. Djundik that Ubisoft had slapped him with a DMCA notice which he was forced to comply with.
However, the internet never forgets. You can see the list over 🍨on the , and picking out Uဣbisoft’s titles is as easy as typing in CTRL-F.
A lot of these games have alread🍨y been released or we already know about, like Beyond Good and Evil 2 and Far Cry 6, but there are few titles that are only listed by their codenames. Those titles include:
- Project Meteor by Ubisoft Sofia
- Project Q by Ubisoft
- Project Over by Ubisoft Paris
- Project Orlando by Ubisoft Ivory Tower
was able to identify Project Orlando and Project Meteor courtesy of some earlier leaks posted to r/GamingLeaksAndRumors. Orlando appears to be a , while Project Meteor looks꧒ like . Project Q and Project Over are still complete unknowns at this time, and Ubisoft is naturally keeping i✨ts mouth shut.
Although Nvidia has issues a statement downplaying the leak, calling it an "internal tracking and testing" list and "neither confirmation nor an announcement of any game," the leak has captured a lot of attention for being a veritable treasure trove of unannounced games and PC ports. Sony games like God of War, Returnal, Demon Souls, and Final Fantasy 7 Remake 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:could make their way to Steam, while announcements for Resident Evil 4 Remake, Half-Life 2 Remasteܫred, and the🐎 long-rumored GTA Remastered Trilogy could be right around the corner.
And with Ubisoft going out of its way to take down a “specu🌟lative&rdquoও; list, one can assume there’s more to this leak than mere speculation.