Today, Ubisoft announced that six of their titles for the Wii U system launch in North America on November 18 are ready for retail. These include Assassin's Creed III, ESPN Sports Connection, Just Dance 4, Rabbids Land, Your Shape: Fitness Evolved 2013 and ZombiU.
After delaying its upcoming release, Ubisoft is reportedly planning to release an Assassin's Creed game every six months for the next decade.
Oh geez, no. AC Valhalla is still on my backlog, and I haven't even considered picking up AC Mirage yet.
I don't hate them, I really get into them at times, but I can only play them once every 2-3 years or else the fatigue sets in.
Don’t worry they’ll release 2 and they’ll stop. I cannot believe how much they have been milking this franchise since the first one in 2007.
I personally only played 1 and 2. I got enough..
I am considering to do another one soon but I’m so overwhelmed by how many episodes there are
I've got both the collections and Black Flag, I only really played and enjoyed Black Flag personally.
Honestly you can skip valhalla and especially Mirage. I really enjoyed Origins, loved Odyssey although the grindiness and bloating hurt it, but Valhalla took a step backward in nearly every area.
They tried a reboot with Mirage by going back to the roots but it just isn't click with me personally and imo was one of the worst in the series. I'm still a huge series fan and rate AC2, Black Flag, and Odyssey as some of my all time favorites. I'm really looking forward to Shadows when it releases, but I don't think I want a new game every 6mo. Take some time and make them amazing even if it is 2-3 years apart.
I remember when AC went with a yearly release and some of the games turned out to be buggy then they just got boring. Then Ubisoft did a 360 and started to release AC every other year or two. I don't know if this plan will be a good one or backfire for Ubisoft. Pretty soon AC will be no different then an EA sports game same shit different year.
They trying to destroy them even more. We already talked about CoD doing it every year and they wanna do it every 6 months like that sounds like super copy and paste right there
I think henderson modified his previous assessment.
Ubi wants to do new mainline AC every two years. like AC Shadows in 2024 and Hexe in 2026/7
In between two mainline new AC entries would be non-mainline releases like Invictus standalone AC MP game for 2025, Black Flag Remake either before or after Hexe and smaller title etc ...
Shadows was supposed to be late-2024 title but getting delayed to early-2025 and Invictus releasing in late 2025 doesn't necessarily mean that there'd two AC titles every year.
This is the AC annual fatigue that Ubi introduced initially and then moved away from ... don't think they'll reintroduce.
They probably counting mobile games. Since there no way they’ll be able to release full AAA assassins creed every 6 months
On Today's Ubisoft earnings call, Ubisoft CFO announced that Activision-Blizzard games would be coming to Ubisoft+ between January and March of 2025 (but only via the cloud). We've still got plenty of questions about what this means for Amazon Luna, GeForce NOW and Xcloud.
Yeah. There are more questions for sure. Also, why is Call of duty on Xcloud? I think Microsoft paid for the rights to stream just COD specifically, not other Activision games. All to drive up game pass subs.
Ubisoft announced its financial results for the first half of the fiscal year 2024-2025, and they're not good.
This isn’t surprising at all…..
In unrelated news… scientists discover that water is wet
Scientists already proved "wet" is a feeling and not the actual state of the water.
In unrelated news...water is not wet, it just feels that way. ;)
Water isn't wet though , water makes other things wet just like dirt isn't dirty , it makes other things dirty
I mean I just don't buy a product with Ubisoft's name attached to it anymore. Doesn't matter how strong the IP is that they licence. Until they get away from making cookie cutter assassins creed reskinmed open world games I won't buy any of their stuff. That also includes all the horrible anti consumer business practices.
'transforming the Company into a more efficient and agile organization.'.
This is at least the second time I've seen a statement along these lines.
So leadership is responsible for running an inefficient organization all this time?
As for agile, that's a meaningless buzzword that isn't measurable. Being measurable is something they will require to become more efficient...
