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    Now Infogrames are in the mire too!

    Following on from Atari’s heavy losses which we covered last week, Infogrames, Atari’s parent company, has filed a net loss of €149.8 million for 2005/2006.

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    i'm not surprised to hear this. lets hope they can turn it around - but there seems to be very few publishers who can consistently generate positive earnings beyond the behemoth of EA. (which, incidentally, only earned around 100 Mill on shareholders equity of over 3,5 Bln. that may seem like a healthy profit, but you could have made more money in a savings account than investing in EA over the past year so most investors would not be happy with that performance either).

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