Jade Raymond
CanadaBiography of Jade Raymond
Jade Raymond, the renowned producer of "Assassin's Creed," was born on August 28, 1974, in Montreal, Canada. Despite her parents not being wealthy, Jade pursued a job as a telephone operator in a local hospital after finishing school. Video games became Jade's true passion, and she eventually realized that she not only wanted to play them but also create them.
After completing high school, Jade enrolled in the Faculty of Computer Science at McGill University in Montreal. Following her graduation, she landed a job at the corporation, Sony, and within a year, she was entrusted with managing the research group, "Sony Online," whose main task was to develop new multiplayer games.
Jade's success in the field of online gaming led her to a higher-paying position at the company, Electronic Arts. There, she actively contributed to the improvement of what would later become one of the most popular online games, "The Sims Online." Currently, Jade works in the USA, splitting her time between New York and San Francisco.
However, her strong connection to her hometown of Montreal drew her back in 2007, where she began working with Ubisoft. It was there that Jade produced one of the company's most significant projects, the game "Assassin's Creed." During this time, Jade Raymond also became a public figure, as she was invited to the gaming channel, "G4 Tech Tv." She became a celebrity among computer enthusiasts, and several men's magazines even offered her explicit photoshoots.
Currently, Jade Raymond is fully dedicated to the development of the sequel to "Assassin's Creed" - "Assassin's Creed II." She has become the face of this project, and one user from the popular humor website, "Somethingawful.com," even created an erotic comic featuring a protagonist strikingly similar to Jade Raymond.
Jade herself is also an avid gamer. In her youth, she enjoyed playing "Everquest" for up to 10 hours a day. Nowadays, Jade prefers games such as "Resident Evil 4," "Prince of Persia Sands of Time," and "Intelligent Cube."
