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By Brian Warmoth We have around ten games that will come for Natal during the first six months of the launch of Natal, and we expect between four to five games for the new controller [from] Sony," Ubisoft's CEO Yves Guillemot announced during a call to investors, according to Gamasutra.

Ubisoft boss Yves Guillemot has said the company is committed to producing games for Sony and Microsoft's new motion controllers. Speaking during a conference call (overheard by Kotaku), Guillemot said "around 10 games" will "come for Natal during the first six months of the launch".

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By NaviFairy Quite a lot actually. "Around 10 games" are currently planned for the first 6 months after Natal is unleashed on the world, according to Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot, with the more modest number of four to five games planned for PS3 waggle. Any idea of what these motion controlled games are? No...

But everything's going to be all right, according to CEO Yves Guillemot. The company should still hit €1 billion sales for the full year as the next six months are set to be "significantly more favourable, with a strong return to growth and profitability".

By x3sphere “The acquisition of Nadeo is an important step in our expansion within the on-line gaming sector”, said Yves Guillemot, Chief Executive Officer of Ubisoft. “Through Nadeo, Ubisoft will gain an expert team, one of the best on-line technologies around as well as a flagship multiplayer ga...

Ubisoft has bought Parisian developer Nadeo, known best for the car-jumping and route-planning TrackMania series of games. Nadeo has only 10 employees, but TrackMania has around 700,000 unique users each month online, if Ubisoft boss Yves Guillemot is to be believed.

By James Fudge He will not get a title belt though, but maybe a nice plaque. The ESA Foundation will honor Yves Guillemot, chairman and chief executive officer of Ubisoft, as the 2009 ESA Champion at this year’s Nite to Unite for Kids event. The annual black-tie gala will take place on Tuesday, October 13, 2...

By Dylan Duarte It’s solid logic - a slew of high profile games got pushed back to a less busy release window, just to make Q1 2010 a really busy release window. The funny thing about Guillemot saying this is that a good number of Ubisoft titles have been pushed back from this holiday season to early next year.

Ubisoft's CEO Yves Guillemot and EA Games president Frank Gibeau have both praised Sony for cutting the price of the PlayStation 3, making the home console an attractive prospect for the mass market consumer. It's exceptional news, actually. I think the machine is a great machine, with th...

Ubisoft boss Yves Guillemot has said the company is working on something to combat PC game piracy "starting next year and probably one game this year". Speaking in a conference call to investors (thanks Kotaku), Guillemot also said the DS piracy situation was improving.

Yves Guillemot, chairman and CEO of Ubisoft, talks about the next generation of video game consoles.

 UK Speaking to CNBC, Ubisoft chairman and CEO Yves Guillemot has said he believes development costs of top tier titles will approximately double in the next generation, jumping from $20-$30 million in this generation to a staggering $60 million. ...

Yves Guillemot, big boss man of French-based publisher Ubisoft, has expressed his desire for this round of console hardware to continue as long as possible. It sounds like there's a lot of power under the hood of 360 and PS3 that's yet to be fully ...

An anonymous reader writes "Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot tells CNBC that he believes the next generation of video game systems isn't as far away as the public has been led to believe. Guillemot noted that public demand for the best machine possible, ...

 Romania Yves Guillemot, who is the Chief Executive Officer at Ubisoft, stated that “We made our mark in the sports genre last year with the global success of Shaun White Snowboarding. Now, with Academy of Champions, Ubisoft offers another sports game with a ...

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 Romania Still, recently, the Chief Executive Officer of Ubisoft, Yves Guillemot, stated that all publishers and developers needed to be on the lookout for new hardware that would change how the development process works. With such different positions from two ...

 Romania - Andrei Dumitrescu After revealing the financial results of his companies, its Chief Executive Officer, Yves Guillemot, announced that Ubisoft was getting ready to create videogames for a new generation of hardware. As he talked to investors and to industry analysts, ...

By x3sphere Speaking in a recent interview with Gamasutra, Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot went on record to state that the company has already taken the liberty of planning ahead for future console and handheld iterations. Guillemot acknowledges that maintaining a proactive outlook is essential to c...

 CA Though he didn't go into more detail (at least, as far as we know) regarding controls, we can't help but worry after what Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot said last year. Interestingly, during the interview the developer remained cagey regarding the ...

By Luke Plunkett Ubisoft boss Yves Guillemot says: Take-Two's Strauss Zelnick: I'm concerned that it's going to be a pretty rough holiday season. Everyone's going to be shopping less. First you are going to see less foot traffic and then less inventory on the shelves.

By Kyle Stallock Obviously as giddy as a schoolboy, Ubisoft chief executive officer Yves Guillemot said, "The holiday quarter is off to a solid start with a successful launch of Far Cry 2. The game is well on track to achieve our expectations for the year."

By Dustin Quillen Guillemot went on to admit that casual games account for nearly 25 percent of the company's business these days, and that if industry trends continue, that figure could increase threefold. "I think the number of people can triple. We had the six-to-50-year-old males playing games and 80-...

By The News Team GameDaily has an interview with Ubisoft boss Yves Guillemot that is chock-full of information. I’ve pulled a few snippets, but please make sure to read the full piece for a lot more talk concerning Nintendo. BIZ: Regarding Wii MotionPlus, how long did Ubisoft know about it and when will we s...

By Luke Plunkett Ubisoft's current lineup on the Wii is...regrettable. Could do with a few more "proper" games. Like the Tom Clancy ones, most of those are pretty decent. Here's what Ubisoft boss, the delightfully-named Yves Guillemot, has to say on the matter:

By Sukhdeep Yves Guillemot, chief executive officer of Ubisoft, stated: “The video game market offers numerous internal and external growth opportunities. We have therefore decided to sell our stake in Gameloft in order to focus on Ubisoft’s expansion and strengthen our ability to seize all such...