September 7, 2024

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“When the ecosystem is strong, everyone benefits. Oliver Delisley, Director of Entrepreneurship Accelerator at Ubisoft Montreal, captures the latest 10 million Ubisoft Radar Investment Fund’s Raison d’Train.

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Kareem Benessaih

Kareem Benessaih
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Ubisoft Radar

Intended for approximately 260 independent studios in Quebec, the fund will be able to finance between 10% and 30% of production and will be replenished with some percentage of reinvested revenue by 2030. “We will never have shares. We have no decision-making or intellectual property rights that can remain in the company, Quebec,” said Mr Delisley. [qu’Ubisoft] Benefited from its founding in Montreal in 1997.

Shishi: Timeless refrain

Screenshot of Shishi: Timeless prelude

Shishi: Timeless refrain Quebec game provided for Nintendo Switch, a dungeon exploration game for kids bathing in a sweet Celtic environment with turn-based battles.

Shishi: Timeless refrain The Quebec game from May 31 has been offered for the Nintendo Switch, which features four craftsmen, some finances and a “story of perseverance”. First, because Shishi Studios founder, CEO and game designer Frederick McNamara had Duchenne dystrophy, which causes muscle wasting. “Over time, it becomes more difficult to work or play video games,” he says. Its dungeon crawler game for kids has a sweet Celtic vibe, with turn-based battles where little heroine Elia learns new spells. Mr. McNamara’s ambition: to change the world by creating games that are accessible to all. ⁇

By sharing

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Each ad effect produces 1 g CO2And the Montreal-based programmatic advertising firm Sherthrough decided to provide its clients with ways to offset or reduce these emissions at source.

Six out of ten people are unaware that surfing the internet emits greenhouse gases, but 80% prefer brands that reduce their emissions, according to a survey by Sharethrough. However, each ad effect produces 1 g of CO2, And the Montreal-based programmatic advertising company generates 60 billion a day with its client campaigns. One solution: by measuring GHG emissions associated with campaigns, consumers are provided with compensation or radical reduction methods. “We have received a great response from brands and we can see that they want to go in this direction,” said Benoit Skinazi, head of marketing at Sharethrough.

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