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Ubisoft Entertainment (UBI.PA)
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12/10/07
61.04
+0.05 (+0.08%)
Volume 121,600 Open 60.99 High 62.00 Low 60.17
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Game Stocks for UBI.PA
Game Title Prediction %Change Haze (PS3) 799K copies +0.39% Assassin's Creed (PS3) 1.43M copies 0.00% Assassin's Creed (Xbox 360) 1.89M copies 0.00% Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (PS3) 558K copies 0.00% Haze (Xbox 360) 661K copies 0.00% Splinter Cell Conviction (Xbox 360) 1.57M copies 0.00%
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Ubisoft Annual Sales Rise 24%
Next Generation - April 26, 2007
Submitted by UncleF (126) at 12:25PM PST on April 26, 2007
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Ubisoft beats sales targets, delays four games
Gamespot - October 23, 2007
Submitted by Heloise10 (117) at 1:19PM PST on October 23, 2007
Sales for the first six months of the fiscal year totaled �261 million ($371.9 million), up more than 52 percent over the same period last year (or 55 percent at constant exchange rates
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Ubisoft Q4 sales rise 37% on Tom Clancy, TMNT, and Wii...
Game Daily - April 26, 2007
Submitted by Deltaneutral (13) at 12:50PM PST on April 26, 2007
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Ubisoft threatens to sue forum over Jade Raymond
something awful - November 16, 2007
Submitted by -THE-RAY- (19) at 11:38AM PST on November 16, 2007
Ubisoft has recently learned that the extremely offensive pornographic image the Image�s blatant, vile, and unauthorized misappropriation of Ms. Raymond�s name and likeness, and your conduct in using the Image on your Site, have caused immeasurable harm to Ms. Raymond�s reputation and career, and constitute an egregious infringement of Ms. Raymond�s personal rights and privacy rights..."
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We'll Have "Nintendo-Like" Quality
next-gen - November 7, 2007
Submitted by Just_Ben (14) at 1:23PM PST on November 7, 2007
"[Nintendo's mass market strategy] is very profitable for Nintendo, and very profitable for all third-party publishers, Because [the strategy] is working, we create more products [for Nintendo platforms] and this will actually bring more people into the industry. " PS3/360:"Before, it was costing us more like 20 percent, just because it was difficult to learn the PS3 hardware, but now our engines are done, and we can easily develop for both machines."
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1 bids Laoldar posted on Ubisoft Entertainment (UBI.PA) at 12:00PM PST on November 16, 2007. RE: Ubisoft threatens to sue forum over Jade RaymondIt took a while to actually FIND the image since it was taken down from its original site. It is offensive (basically showing Ms. Raymond giving blowjobs so nerds will buy the game, etc) and it's quite pathetic that a successful woman who worked on one of the most anticipated games this year is being mocked simply for being attractive as well.[ Oracle ] [ Level 21 ] [ Rank: 10 ]Permalink | Reply7 bids
-THE-RAY- posted on Ubisoft Entertainment (UBI.PA) at 11:38AM PST on November 16, 2007. Article: Ubisoft threatens to sue forum over Jade RaymondUbisoft has recently learned that the extremely offensive pornographic image the Image�s blatant, vile, and unauthorized misappropriation of Ms. Raymond�s name and likeness, and your conduct in using the Image on your Site, have caused immeasurable harm to Ms. Raymond�s reputation and career, and constitute an egregious infringement of Ms. Raymond�s personal rights and privacy rights..."
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Just_Ben posted on Ubisoft Entertainment (UBI.PA) at 1:23PM PST on November 7, 2007. Article: We'll Have "Nintendo-Like" Quality"[Nintendo's mass market strategy] is very profitable for Nintendo, and very profitable for all third-party publishers, Because [the strategy] is working, we create more products [for Nintendo platforms] and this will actually bring more people into the industry. " PS3/360:"Before, it was costing us more like 20 percent, just because it was difficult to learn the PS3 hardware, but now our engines are done, and we can easily develop for both machines."
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feelmyring posted on Ubisoft Entertainment (UBI.PA) at 9:28PM PST on November 6, 2007. Article: Ubisoft's Guillemot on Industry Growth, EA & More15 bids
Heloise10 posted on Ubisoft Entertainment (UBI.PA) at 1:19PM PST on October 23, 2007. Article: Ubisoft beats sales targets, delays four games8 bids
Just_Ben posted on Ubisoft Entertainment (UBI.PA) at 8:28AM PST on October 16, 2007. Article: Pachter: Ubisoft To See $66 Million In U.S. Q2 SalesAhead of Ubisoft's Q2 results expected October 23rd, Wedbush Morgan's Michael Pachter has predicted sales ahead of consensus estimates of �112 million ($158.9 million) and said the company's share price should rise with continued success of the Nintendo DS.
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Just_Ben posted on Ubisoft Entertainment (UBI.PA) at 7:58AM PST on September 17, 2007. Article: Ubisoft Opens Second Studio In China1 bids
Alchemy posted on Ubisoft Entertainment (UBI.PA) at 7:49PM PST on August 13, 2007. RE: Ubisoft Moving into Film, Books@GoblinMerchant, I'd like to know if video game based movies even make much money to be worth the time. I assume most game studios just license the IP for a fixed fee and some % of movie revenues but take no risk in the film's development. The majority of the capital is backed by the movie studio. In this case, making movies would be worthwhile for Ubisoft...but is it really worth it for the movie maker?
I assume books are much the same as movies, where the game studio just licenses the content and the book publisher takes the risk. No idea about action figures, but probably also low risk for the game studio. I think licensed spin off products are just additional profits if they can get someone to pay for the license.
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GoblinMerchant posted on Ubisoft Entertainment (UBI.PA) at 5:24PM PST on August 13, 2007. RE: Ubisoft Moving into Film, Books@Makidian, I always found it interesting when game properties are spun off into other things like books and action figures.
Blizzard is one US studio that really does this, and I've always wondered how successful these spin off products are really. Blizzard games have the deepest stories I know (pages and pages in the manual), while most other games are much more shallow. For many games, I play them because of great game play, and not necessarily an engrossing story, which is the reason one would pick up a fictional novel. You have to really feel something for the characters to want to pick up action figures. Do studios do these things just to promote the game or are they actual profit generators?
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Makidian posted on Ubisoft Entertainment (UBI.PA) at 2:53PM PST on August 13, 2007. RE: Ubisoft Moving into Film, BooksBack in February, Ubisoft announced it was making a short film based on the upcoming action game Assassin's Creed. An Ubisoft spokesperson told the International Herald Tribune that, "We may consider doing longer-form films or television sometime in the future."
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