Susan Arendt
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Ubisoft Looking Forward to Its Best Lineup Ever

Ubisoft has had its name on some darn good games in the past–Prince of Persia, all things Tom Clancy, Beyond Good and Evil–but Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemont thinks the best is yet to come: In 2007-08, Ubisoft will have the best line-up in its history with the launch of seven franchises including Brothers in Arms […]

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Ubisoft has had its name on some darn good games in the past--Prince of Persia, all things Tom Clancy, Beyond Good and Evil--but Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemont thinks the best is yet to come:

In 2007-08, Ubisoft will have the best line-up in its history with the launch of seven franchises including Brothers in Arms and Splinter Cell; six new brands, including Assassin's Creed, EndWar and Haze; and four licensed games, including Surf's Up, Lost and Naruto.

As lineups go, that certainly doesn't suck, though I have my doubts about that Lost game. Ubisoft expects most of their profits to come from the first quarter of 2007-2008, which will see releases for Surf's Up (it's a movie tie-in), eight different titles for the Wii and the DS, and the PS3 version of Rainbow Six: Vegas.

Ubisoft to deliver 'best software lineup in history' [GamesIndustry]