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Valve reportedly threatened Ubisoft with a total delisting of Rainbow Six Siege "by end of day tomorrow" when it tried selling it cheaper on Uplay

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New report sheds light on Valve's allegedly aggressive approach to competition
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New revelations from an antitrust trial show that Valve would have threatened to simply remove Rainbow Six Siege from its Steam platform. Reason? Ubisoft proposed a cheaper version of the game on its own shop, Uplay. This incident, along with another one involving Warner Bros., sheds a raw light on Valve's aggressive methods to maintain price parity and establish its dominance in the market.

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gamesradar broke the news on Tuesday, June 2, 2026.
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