Indeed.  Child of Light and Valiant Hearts were both vile abominations that no one liked and South Park: The Stick of Truth resulted in protest marches all across the western world.

Wasn't even made by them lol. They only picked up publishing rights after THQ went bankrupt.
Child of light is your argument? A small digital only game? Ok. I'm sure that's where their 810m euros come from.

Apart from Unity I don't really get what some people are so fussy about. What great evil am I not seeing? The only beef I have with Ubisoft are their PC ports which aren't as optimal as they could be which is strange because the 1st Assassins Creed game ran really well.

Oh, so it's not a game if it's not a blockbuster lol?  Good to know lol.

Ok.

It's not where their 810m euros come from, no.
Obviously I'm only talking about their blockbuster games, that's 99% of their revenue. Ass Creed brought in about $300 million in revenue alone, and that for a broken game.

Oh, of course.  I simply misunderstood you when you said, "that's the only game they got right this year."  I thought that "only game" meant "only game", not "only game that fits the qualifications I want to use".  My mistake.

It's a mystery.  They were hailed on these forums as being the best of the third-party publishers/developers when they announced awesome games like ZombiU and Rayman legends.  Then, suddenly, they were considered the very face of evil for releasing games like ... Rayman Legends.  It's odd.

What is odd is that you forgot that Rayman Legends started out as a Wii U exclusive and was then delayed for a year just so it would release at the same time as the ports.

Or how Watch Dogs got a serious downgrade.

Or how they created a broken Tetris game (and charge $15 for it lol).

Those of you that understand economic mumbo-jumbo, are these two numbers comparable? (except for the different time fames)
Nintendos operating profit for its third fiscal quarter of 2014 -2015:   ¥31.4 billion ($266 million)
Ubisoft non-IFRS operating income target for the full year 2014 - 2015:  €165 million ($188 million)

If so Ubisoft is almost as big as Nintendo. It has already almost twice as many employees:9,200 vs 5,213

Oh, I didn't forget.  I just find it amusing how certain factions on these forums went from loving Ubisoft games to hating Ubisoft games so suddenly.  It's almost as if it's not about the games at all.  It's interesting to watch.