Video game developer Ubisoft revealed that it is in talks with Netflix to create its own TV series. Many fans are excited and wondering which Ubisoft favorite are they going to see on Netflix.

Recently, the much-anticipated "Assassin's Creed" movie premiers in US theaters this December. It has been one of the most successful franchise ever in the gaming industry as it had its own movie adaptation. The lead role will be played by Academy Award-nominated actor Michael Fassbender, as reported by Inquisitr.

Now, Ubisoft wants to get its hand on the small screen by producing a television series with Netflix. According to Game Rants CEO Yves Guillemot stated that Ubisoft has been in talks with Netflix over a series.There are no details yet, but the television series would be be an adaptation of one of Ubisoft's properties, which is not guaranteed though.

It was in 2011 that Ubisoft first dabbled in producing when they created Ubisoft Motion Pictures. Their first project was the animated series "Rabbids Invasion," which aired on Nickelodeon in 2013. The series, currently on its third season, was based on the video games series of the same name produced by Ubisoft.

Along with the success of "Rabbids Invasion," Ubisoft came up with another short film this year - "The Division: Agents Origins." It's based on Ubisoft's open-world third-person shooter "Tom Clancy's The Division." Despite the inevitable knack of the game, most critics were quite favorable of the film adaptation.

It's highly certain that Ubisoft's titles will make through after the success of "Rabbids" and "The Division." There are rumors that there's a possible development for movie adaptations on either "The Division," "Ghost Reco," "Splinter Cell" and "Watch Dogs."

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