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Baisse des ventes de jeux Star Wars prévue par un analyste

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Jan 23,2025

Star Wars Outlaws d'Ubisoft sous-performe, ce qui a un impact sur le cours de l'action

Le très attendu Star Wars Outlaws d'Ubisoft, conçu comme un redressement financier pour l'entreprise, aurait sous-performé en termes de ventes, provoquant une baisse du cours de l'action d'Ubisoft. Cela fait suite à un rapport de ventes du premier trimestre 2024-25 dans lequel Ubisoft a souligné Star Wars Outlaws et Assassin's Creed Shadows comme principaux moteurs de croissance.

Star Wars Outlaws' Sales Predictions

Malgré un accueil critique positif, les ventes ont été décrites comme lentes. L'analyste de J.P. Morgan, Daniel Kerven, a abaissé sa prévision de ventes pour Star Wars Outlaws de 7,5 millions d'unités à 5,5 millions d'unités d'ici mars 2025. Cette performance décevante a contribué à une baisse consécutive de deux jours du cours de l'action d'Ubisoft, atteignant son plus bas niveau depuis 2015.

Ubisoft's Stock Performance

Le contraste entre les éloges de la critique et l'accueil des joueurs est notable. Alors que Metacritic affiche un score utilisateur de seulement 4,5/10, certains médias, comme Game8 (90/100), ont loué le jeu. Le rapport du premier trimestre d'Ubisoft a mis en évidence une augmentation de 15 % du nombre de jours de session et une augmentation de 7 % d'une année sur l'autre du nombre d'utilisateurs actifs mensuels (MAU), largement attribuées aux titres Games-as-a-Service. Cependant, la sous-performance de Star Wars Outlaws jette une ombre sur le redressement financier projeté de l'entreprise.

Stock Price Drop

Le succès futur d'Ubisoft dépend désormais, en partie, de la sortie prochaine d'Assassin's Creed Shadows. Les espoirs de la société concernant la valeur à long terme de ces deux titres restent à voir. Pour une analyse détaillée de Star Wars Outlaws, reportez-vous à [lien vers la revue].

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