Ubisoft reports on their latest financial numbers

Posted Nov 4th 2009 4:00PM by John Callaham
Filed under: Biz, Assassin's Creed 2

It's "earnings season" on the stock market which means most of the game industry's publically traded companies are revealing their latest financial results. Earlier today Ubisoft announced that they had generated revenues of 83 million euros for their second quarter that ending September 30. Those revenues were down 52.8 percent compared to the same time period a year ago but were within Ubisoft's previously announced guidence.

Despite a slow first and second quarter for the company, Ubisoft hopes to make up for its with its third and fourth quarter games releases. PC gamers will get James Cameron's Avatar The Game in the current third quarter which is expected to bring in 540 million euros in revenues, up 6 percent from the same period a year ago. The fourth quarter (January-March 2010) will see the PC port of Assassin's Creed 2 released along with Splinter Cell Conviction and R.U.S.E.

Tags: assassins-creed-2, james-camerons-avatar-the-game, ruse, splinter-cell-conviction, ubisoft

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Lets face it, Ubisoft sucks at making games and kicks ass at rushing games, one game comes to mind. I dont know, maybe FarCry2? what a P.O.S console port that was, Crytek should sue them for "slander", Silent Hunter is their best franchise. Assassin Creed sucks to, Thief4 will own you.Posted at 12:23AM on Nov 5th 2009 by PCgamer

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