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Ubisoft has unveiled the Collector's Edition of Splinter Cell: Conviction. Full Article at Eurogamer
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Ubisoft has revealed that Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands takes place between the stories of The Sands of Time and Warrior Within and incorporates "powers of nature" alongside time-manipulation. Full Article at Eurogamer
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In this video game image released by Ubisoft, a scene from "Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood," is shown. View Photo »
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Ubisoft and Nintendo continue to reach new gamers with innovative casual experiences that push the industry forward ... As racquet sports are some of the most popular sporting activities throughout the world, we are excited to bring a realistic interactive game experience for the entire family.
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Denver, 6:12 PM Mon Dec 14 36 posts in the last 24 hours New: Breaking news and daily top stories via email 4149 Subscribers Send a link to this post '' via email: Please enter your name. Please enter a valid email address. Full Article at Kotaku
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Get first dibs on three weapons and a game mode, as well as the usual assortment of cheap, Chinese-made tat: Today, Ubisoft announced the Limited Collector’s Edition of E3 2009 Xbox 360 most awarded game, Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Conviction. Full Article at Voodoo Extreme
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Ubisoft made a big deal of the fact that their last Prince of Persia game, released in 2008, was a complete reboot of the action-adventure game series. Full Article at Big Download
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Visitors walk by the Ubisoft booth during the Electronic Entertainment Expo or E3 in Los Angeles June 3, 2009. The convention runs June 2-4. View Photo »
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Ubisoft Montreal has crafted one of the better licensed efforts we’ve seen in a while, but a weak story, poor pacing and a few minor gameplay flaws keep Avatar from competing with the likes of far superior, recent third-person efforts such as Assassin’s Creed II and Batman: Arkham Asylum.
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Dec 14, 2009 at 3:23 PM - - 1 Comment Get first dibs on three weapons and a game mode, as well as the usual assortment of cheap, Chinese-made tat: Today, Ubisoft announced the Limited Collector’s Edition of E3 2009 Xbox 360 most awarded game, Tom... Full Article at Voodoo Extreme
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After several hints as to the “what to expect” in the next Prince of Persia release, Ubisoft has finally released this teaser trailer for Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands. Here’s the 411, including teaser trailer and stills. Full Article at BuzzFocus.com
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COMMERCIAL IMAGE: VAN NUYS, CA - NOVEMBER 19 -- In this photograph taken by AP Images for Ubisoft, Students from Mulholland Middle School participate in an interactive dance class video game "Just Dance" with singer-dancer Mel B of the Spice Gils (in blue jump suit) on November 19, 2009...
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COMMERCIAL IMAGE: In this photograph taken by AP Images for Ubisoft; Dominic DiSanti, Public Relations Specialist, Ubisoft, left, and Rich Sommer attend the Ubisoft hosted Assassin's Creed 2 gifting lounge in Los Angeles on Friday, November 13, 2009.
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Ubisoft and Nintendo continue to reach new gamers with innovative casual experiences that push the industry forward ... As racquet sports are some of the most popular sporting activities throughout the world, we are excited to bring a realistic interactive game experience for the entire family.
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Ubisoft Montreal has crafted one of the better licensed efforts we’ve seen in a while, but a weak story, poor pacing and a few minor gameplay flaws keep Avatar from competing with the likes of far superior, recent third-person efforts such as Assassin’s Creed II and Batman: Arkham Asylum.
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Let's face it ... Games derived from movies, historically, some of them have kind of sucked. And I didn't want 'Avatar' — I didn't want anything associated with 'Avatar' — to suck. So I proposed to Ubisoft this theory that the game should not be a slave to the movie.
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It's a win-win for developers here with companies like Ubisoft, to see Silicon Knights grow and Digital Extremes grow. We'll only make a more fertile ground for us. You don't lose people because big companies come in, you lose people because you're not doing a good job managing those people that come in...
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Microsoft, EA, Insomniac, and Ubisoft veteran Troy Dunniway continues an earlier article in discussing some of the major risks involved in transitioning from a small to large development team and how to identify and avoid them.
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Why would Ubisoft come unless they knew that they were going to get absolutely the best talent?
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We knew that Ubisoft establishing a significant footprint in Ontario would in itself would help tell the story of what's available
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We're not too into the business side, but we see a momentum to Toronto's gaming industry ... Everyone talks about how Ubisoft and Rockstar are coming to Toronto and, yes, funding and tax credits play a part in it, but it's also the sheer talent that is here. Those companies wouldn't come if they didn't ...
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Ubisoft has put so much time into the physical accuracy and the historic setting of these cities
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We are creating the equivalent of an Xbox Live system, but for Ubisoft games, where when you play you will be able to have a kind of mileage system - that you have for planes or hotels
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Ubisoft is known, generally, for three things: Awful Wii shovelware, awful DS shovelware, and Assassin's Creed.
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This program marks the first time that Ubisoft has promoted the new Petz video games in partnership with the ASPCA to help raise awareness on responsible pet care.
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The ASPCA is excited to work with Ubisoft to help raise awareness about responsible pet care through this program
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We remain extremely excited about the potential of the new camera for Wii, as well as the innovation that Ubisoft is bringing to the ever-growing fitness market
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Experienced game developer and manager Troy Dunniway, a veteran of studios like Microsoft, EA, Insomniac, and Ubisoft, discusses some of the major risks involved in transitioning from a small to large development team and how to identify and avoid them.
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As Ubisoft begins to expand into other mediums beyond games, we are excited to be working so closely with our valued partners at Viacom to debut this new story in the Assassin’s Creed universe exclusively on Spike TV ... Spike has long been a leader in supporting our industry with excellent editorial pr...
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Ubisoft Montreal are working on something that I’m excited about
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Last year’s Target exclusive sku for Shaun White Snowboarding was a great partnership for Ubisoft and Target, and we’re excited to build upon that momentum by providing customers with new top-secret snowboarding footage of Shaun ... We believe that fans will enjoy seeing the live action DVD footage of S...
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Ubisoft is excited to share a new 'Assassin's Creed' experience with the public
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The Assassin's Creed: Lineage film series is part of Ubisoft's ongoing efforts to reinforce its intellectual properties by bringing them to multiple entertainment mediums, providing gamers with a more immersive experience when they play as Ezio, the master assassin of Assassin's Creed II.
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Ubisoft is excited to share a new Assassin's Creed experience with the public
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By combining three hugely popular games series into one virtual world, Ubisoft has created the single most effective place online for advertisers to connect with 6- to 14-year-old girls
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A company like EA, Activision (NSDQ: ATVI) or Ubisoft could buy them, own the brand and spin them off into products that drive a significant amount of revenue ... Look what Disney (NYSE: DIS) did with Club Penguin—it essentially took a popular online community and turned it into one of the best-selling ...
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Certainly, Ubisoft wasn't the first to jump on board; a little-known fact is that there's also Rockstar Toronto (they made some games here as well)—and Silicon Knights, which is not too far away in St. Catharines
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