Ubisoft has done very well these past few years and has knocked out a fair few successful games, with even more on the way if you buy into all the hype surrounding Assassin's Creed.
In fact, the company has done so well that it's revenue has climbed by 52 percent according to Gamespot and, as some sort of twisted consequence, has delayed four games.
In a week which has already seen delays for games like Army of Two on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, as well as several other less impressive titles, this is actually little by way of surprises.
What is a surprise though is which games have been delayed - because nobody knows.
Ubisoft made the announcement late yesterday and said that four games will be delayed, but has not released information on which games or which platforms. When pressured the company admitted that the delayed games haven't actually been announced yet anyway.
Announcing delays for unannounced games? It's a new paradoxical low, but what do you think of Ubisoft? Tell us in the forums.
In fact, the company has done so well that it's revenue has climbed by 52 percent according to Gamespot and, as some sort of twisted consequence, has delayed four games.
In a week which has already seen delays for games like Army of Two on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, as well as several other less impressive titles, this is actually little by way of surprises.
What is a surprise though is which games have been delayed - because nobody knows.
Ubisoft made the announcement late yesterday and said that four games will be delayed, but has not released information on which games or which platforms. When pressured the company admitted that the delayed games haven't actually been announced yet anyway.
Announcing delays for unannounced games? It's a new paradoxical low, but what do you think of Ubisoft? Tell us in the forums.
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