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"Ghost Recon: Future Soldier and Trials Evolution have helped boost Ubisoft&amp;#039;s quarterly sales figures. Ubisoft sales from April to June have increased 27% on the same period last year, earning the company \u00A3102 million, compared to \u00A380 million for the same period in 2011, reports Eurogamer.   Following a strong showing at this year&amp;#039;s E3 Gaming Expo, Ubisoft president Yves Guillemot predicts another strong year for the company, which has a medium-term goal of capitalising on the &amp;quot;arrival of the new generation of consoles and the ramp-up of the free-to-play segment&amp;quot;. &amp;quot;With 335 nominations and more than 160 awards at E3 2012, Ubisoft reaped the rewards of its proactive strategy in the Core segment and demonstrated its strong comeback in this category,&amp;quot; he said.  &amp;quot;Assassin&amp;#039;s Creed 3 won numerous Game of the Show awards, Far Cry 3 and Tom Clancy&amp;#039;s Splinter Cell: Blacklist made a big impression at the event, and our two new brands Watchdogs and ZombiU set social networks alight. &amp;quot;Our success at E3 2012 and the robust momentum of our online games are positive indicators for achieving our full-year targets for 2012-13.&amp;quot;   Ghost Recon: Future Soldier was released in May for the Xbox 360 and PS3. The delayed PC version launched last month. Originally scheduled for release in 2011, it was delayed in order to keep its identity, with Ubisoft admitting that it may have spent too much time redesigning the title. It went on to dominate the all-format and platform charts within the first few weeks on sale. &amp;gt; Read our Ghost Recon: Future Soldier review Watch a trailer for Ghost Recon: Future Soldier below:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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