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Ubi Soft Acquires Charlie’s Angels License

Ubi Soft Entertainment has reached an agreement with Sony Pictures Consumer Products for the Charlie’s Angels license.

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November 27, 2001

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The licensing agreement includes the rights to the television series, the film released in 2000 and the rights to the first sequel. Under the agreement, Ubi Soft has the exclusive rights to develop and publish Charlie’s Angels video games on the Nintendo Gamecube, Nintendo Gameboy Advance, Microsoft Xbox, Sony Playstation 2 and the PC Platforms.

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