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Money continues to pour into the House that Rayman built as Ubisoft announced fourth quarter sales growth of 10% to €217 million ($339 million). In addition, the company saw its wallet grow by an impressive 36.4% over the entire fiscal year ended March 31, 2008 by some €928 million ($1.45 billion) driven by “stronger than expected” sales of Rainbow Six Vegas 2 (nearly two million units sold), Assassin’s Creed (more than six million units sold), and titles from its casual “Games For Everyone” brands.

Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot called 2007-08 a “remarkable year” thanks to “excellent sales” of established brands and a “steady output of new releases…that have performed exceptionally well.” Ubisoft also continues to work towards a sales target of €1 billion, or $1.42 billion, for 2008-09, while the exec set the bar high for his company going forward with an expected growth of “at least 15 percent” in the coming year.

Lastly, Guillemot boasted of a “particularly strong” line-up of titles in the year ahead, including seven existing franchises, five new releases, and a continued focus on bringing more casual games on the Wii and DS, one of which we think should be based solely around counting money.

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