Red Steel
GameBy Ubisoft Paris · Released Nov 19, 2006
Taking place in both the USA and Japan, Red Steel is a crime themed shooter that has the player controlled Scott Monroe fighting off various members of the Yakuza clans in order to rescue his fianceé.
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About the game
- Released
- Nov 19, 2006
- Developer
- Ubisoft Paris
- Publisher
- Ubisoft Entertainment
- Genres
- Shooter
- Platforms
- Wii
- Links
- Wikipedia
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Documents about Red Steel
Article
Netflix Proposes a Different Kind of Single-Player Video Game
Netflix’s latest venture into interactive entertainment centers on a 40-minute first-person horror experience titled Unhinged, slated for release in the platform’s Games section on June 30.
- Netflix is launching a new type of single-player video game called "Unhinged" on June 30, which is a 40-minute, scary, first-person suspense game streamed to TVs, using a phone as a flashlight/in-game phone controller.
- "Unhinged" was developed by Netflix-owned Night School studio (creators of Oxenfree) with a team of 20 developers over 18 months, following an earlier prototyping phase.
- Netflix's strategy with "Unhinged" is to attract horror and thriller film/TV fans to interactive gaming by offering short, accessible experiences that fit within typical viewing times (30 minutes to an hour), addressing concerns about time investment and skill thresholds in traditional games.
Game FileJun 2026
Financial report5 pages
Ubisoft Reports First-Quarter 2009-10 Sales
Ubisoft reported a challenging start to the 2009-10 fiscal year, with first-quarter sales falling 51% to €83 million.
- Ubisoft's first-quarter sales for fiscal year 2009-10 fell 51% to €83 million, missing previous guidance by 12.6%.
- The revenue decline was primarily driven by a sharper-than-anticipated drop in Nintendo DS software sales and weak back-catalog performance on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
- The company lowered its second-quarter and full-year financial targets due to difficult market conditions.
UbisoftJul 2009