2015?s Rainbow Six Siege has been quite a success story for Ubisoft and despite the next generation of consoles looming over us, it doesn?t want to segregate the player base with a sequel. However, the developer wants to support next-gen consoles by either porting the game over or taking advantage of backward compatibility.
Rainbow Six Brand Director, Alexandre Remy, told Daily Star that Ubisoft wants to see players across platforms play together despite a generational gap, and it sounds like the studio is already exploring ways to make that happen.

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