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[[File:Ecofilmes.jpg|thumb|right|320px|Ecofilmes' current logo]]
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'''Ecofilmes''' is a Portuguese company founded in 1985 which belongs to the Cosmovoga group. It started its activities in film distribution and it enters in the videogame market (with a sub-department under the initial name of Ecogames) in 1991 to represent major video game companies and distributing their hardware and software in Portugal and its autonomous regions. Among the companies, it represents [[Ubisoft]] and it is responsible for the distribution of its retail games in the portuguese territory, including [[Rayman]]'s games.
'''Ecofilmes''' is a Portuguese company founded in 1985 which belongs to the Cosmovoga group. It started its activities in film distribution and it enters in the videogame market (with a sub-department under the initial name of Ecogames) in 1991 to represent major video game companies and distributing their hardware and software in Portugal and its autonomous regions. Among the companies, it represents [[Ubisoft]] and it is responsible for the distribution in the portuguese territory of its retail games, including [[Rayman]]'s games.


==See also==
==See also==

Revision as of 09:02, 27 June 2011

Ecofilmes' current logo

Ecofilmes is a Portuguese company founded in 1985 which belongs to the Cosmovoga group. It started its activities in film distribution and it enters in the videogame market (with a sub-department under the initial name of Ecogames) in 1991 to represent major video game companies and distributing their hardware and software in Portugal and its autonomous regions. Among the companies, it represents Ubisoft and it is responsible for the distribution in the portuguese territory of its retail games, including Rayman's games.

See also

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