Ubisoft puts games under review amid internal reckoning: The France-based video-game maker Ubisoft has created an internal team to make sure the content of its games is reviewed by "multicultural and diverse" team members after a successful pilot program, said Raashi Sikka, Ubisoft's vice-president of global diversity and inclusion. Sikka joined the company last year after a series of executive departures from its Canadian division attributed to sexual misconduct allegations. "When I started working at Ubisoft … I heard loud and clear from our creative and development teams that they wanted to create more inclusive and representative games," said Sikka. "But they also acknowledged that the diversity of our teams at this point didn't fully reflect the diversity of our players." A new team is being created based on the pilot, which was staffed by trained volunteers recruited from employee resource groups and external consultants. – Anita