Ubisoft reclaims crown in Xbox 360 MCV Quiz

Assassin’s Creed and Just Dance publisher Ubisoft triumphed at last night’s Xbox 360 MCV Quiz.

Each member of the team took home a 4GB Xbox 360 console and Kinect controller, as well as a special Olympic-style medal.

Formidable regulars Ubisoft won two consecutive quizzes last year, and only narrowly pipped IGN to the post last night after a tiebreaker competition – doing impressions of movie characters.

There was also a close tiebreaker between NCsoft and Microsoft, with the former winning one of the spot prizes: John Lewis vouchers, donated by Turner Media Innovations.

There were thousands of pounds’ worth of gaming goodies up for grabs. IGN took home copies of Borderlands 2 donated by Gem. Finally, GameSpot won two spot prizes: a copy of Guild Wars 2 and mousemat from NCsoft and copies of Just Dance 4 from Ubisoft.

Feel like you missed out? You can win all of these prizes by entering the Big Quiz in this week’s issue of MCV.

Not enough? Still wish you were there last night? Worry not – the nextXbox 360 MCV Quiz is just two short months away.

The always-popular Christmas Quiz will be held at Holborn’s Sway Bar on Tuesday, December 4th. To book your place, or to inquire about sponsorship opportunities, please contact Hannah.Short@intentmedia.co.uk.

Here’s the full list of attendees and where they placed:

1. Ubisoft
2. IGN
3. Microsoft
4. IPC & co (IPC Media, T3, The Guardian, AskMen and Shortlist)
5= Sainsbury’s
5= Amazon
7= Imagine Publishing
7= GameSpot
9. NCsoft
10. Videogamer.com
11. HMV
12. Green Man Gaming
13. Future Publishing
14. Gem

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