Today, Ubisoft released its sales figures for the fiscal quarter ended June 30, 2017. And surprisingly, Ghost Recon Wildlands is still 2017s top selling video game. For Honor was 2nd on that list, but it has fallen off since.

Ubisoft executives talk about achievements and expectations for The Crew 2, Skull and Bones and Far Cry 5.

Ubisoft shares its expectations for the upcoming Assassins Creed Origins for PS4, Xbox One and PC.

During a recent Ubisoft investors call, CEO Yves Guillemot noted that the company will be annoucing more Nintendo Switch games quite soon. No other information was given. Currently, Ubisofts Switch slate includes Mario + Rabbids

Ubisoft releases its financial results for the past fiscal quarter, from April 1st, to July 30th, 2017. As usual, PS4 versions of the publisher's games are on top of sales.

Alex S. from Link-Cable writes: "First it was ninjas, then zombies (so many zombies) and now pirates seem to be the next group up to plate of pop-culture obsession, thanks in part to two major AAA releases sailing into view with Rares Sea of Thieves hitting the Xbox One and PC in early 2018 and Ubisofts Skull & Bones coming to the PS4, XBO and PC later in the same year. And while directly comparing these titles is hard, its not often that two games share a theme so closely and are drawing are drawing so much interested from like-minded gamers. So I decided to to look at the pros and cons of both games to try to get an early idea as to which game will be better between Sea of Thieves and Skull & Bones."

Sea warfare was no doubt the strongest part of Assassins Creed 3 and Black Flag. So probably announcement of Skull and Bones, a brand new IP from Ubisoft made many gamers happy. Lets compare visuals of newly revealed game with Assassins Creed 4 and check how big progress we can expect.

With The Crew 2 launching next year, it seems that Ubisoft Reflections decided to stick with the USA as their world for the sequel. In most sequels, developers usually choose another location for their game, but the producer of The Crew 2, Stephane Jankovski, said that the USA location is a strong playground because of its iconic landmarks.

James writes: For Honor was Ubisoft's big new IP for 2017 that made headlines for all the wrong reasons. First, there was just how much money you had to spend on microtransactions in order to reach Max Gear level, and then came the wave of player count stories suggesting that For Honor players were flocking away from the title. According to Ubisoft, though, that's "fake news."

For Honor has been losing players rapidly and steadily - but Ubisoft doesn't accept it.