Ubisoft, which let's face it had a good 2007 with Assassin's Creed, has announced its sales figures from the last quarter of last year. They are good - we'll show you them later. Within the document, however, was news that futuristic, anti-corporate, drug combat FPS, Haze from UK dev' Free Radical has slipped again.

The last time we had to say this was the 21st of November 2007, when we reported that both Haze and Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Conviction were slipping. In the case of Haze, this was supposed to slip to, "the fourth fiscal quarter".

We're now told, "Haze, which was originally scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2007-08, will now be released in fiscal 2008-09"- and that's all. We're not even told which quarter!

Finally as promised, however, here's what we're told about cash money:

"Sales for the third quarter of 2007-08 came to €450 million, up 44.4%, or 50.1% at constant exchange rates, compared with the €311 million recorded for the same period of 2006-07. Sales for the first nine months of fiscal 2007-08 totaled €711 million versus €483 million in the corresponding period of 2006-07, representing an increase of 47.2%, or 52.1% at constant exchange rates".

What made a deal of that lucre was Assassin's Creed which, "In Europe... was the best-selling game in 2007 for the PlayStation 3 computer entertainment system and the number 2 best-seller for the Xbox 360 system.

"In the United States, it was the second best-selling game in 2007 for the PlayStation 3computer entertainment system and the number 3 best-seller for the Xbox 360 system".

Don't forget to check out our Haze developer Interview, over here - and our game preview, which can be found right here.