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Ubisoft Posts Strong Earnings

Ubisoft just released its financials report for the quarter ending June 30, posting gains of $27.2 percent over last year. The company credits a couple of recent hits for the increase.

Ghost Recon: Future Solider marked the long-awaited return of the popular franchise, and so far fans have embraced the game. Ubisoft characterized sales of the title as "higher than expected." The company also noted the success of Trials Evolution, which sold over 100,000 copies in a day on Xbox Live Arcade, setting a new record.

However, it cautioned that it might not match 2011's numbers in the next quarter, due to the surprisingly strong sales of last year's Drive: San Francisco. Still, with games like Just Dance 4 and Assassin's Creed III still slated to release in 2012, the company should have a very good holiday season.

Source: Ubisoft

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  • $27.2 percent? Heehee
  • I like Ubisoft. So more power to them! Now just get rid of the stupid online passes...
  • Good to hear. Ubisoft makes great games even if I don't agree with their yearly AC sequels, although they have yet to deliver a bad installment.
  • Good for Ubi! Maybe they can allocate some of the funding to more money for ACIII... ;-)
  • Ya wow and there last quarter will consists of the Patriot! They are coming to be a power house studio.

  • Future Soldier's online is a broken mess.
  • First good financial news I've heard for a game company in a while.

  • Ubisoft, as well as Rocksteady have me hopeful, especially for this and next year.

  • Im ready for that assass 3

  • I'm glad they did good last quarter. I never like to hear a game company hurting.

  • Half of its profits were the stupid online passes.
  • I certainly hope the strong sales of Driver warrant yet another entry into the series. The lack of DLC coupled with the price dropping to $30 within a month of release has me thinking they only wanted to do one last game in the franchise and walk away from it.
  • EA's probably very happy about this, they own about 20% of Ubisoft.

  • Good for them, I say. They make great games, they deserve profit.

  • Awesome
  • I'm just happy to think there will be development funds available for WATCH_DOGS. :)

  • Good for them, they are quite a good company.

  • good... good...

  • I'm glad to hear that at least one company is doing good during these rough times.

  • heh

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