From GameWatcher: "Patrice Désilets, creator of the Assassin’s Creed series, has a rough history with Ubisoft. Désilets and Ubisoft’s time goes all the way back to 1997, the year Désilets first joined the company. After shipping several games, including the very successful Assassin’s Creed 2, Désilets was told his role as the creative lead on Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood was over, confirming his resignation. It shouldn’t be too surprising to find out Désilets hasn’t played a Ubisoft game since 2012."
Take-Two head honcho Strauss Zelnick states every time they establish a price, they want to make sure it's "good news for consumers."
It's the why we close servers after 2 years, why we re-use the same assets every year, and why we bundle our game with enjoyable microtransactions.
With two weeks left before the launch of F1 24, Wccftech interviewed Codemasters to discuss some of the improvements fans will find in the game.
So it looks like they have abandoned unreal for future iterations of the game and are sticking with ego. So that means no decent VR support on PC and none on console seeing as the ego can't handle it properly. I think I'm done with this franchise it's turned into fifa with a hefty price tag and no innovation from one year to the next. Time for someone else to have a go at this licence
Japanese police have charged the man responsible for sending death threats to Nintendo.
All that because a canceled event. Dude needs to rethink his life. Videgames ain't that deep.
He isn't missing much really. Since most AC games are similar and the same goes for the rest of their IP's. Beautiful worlds with very repititive structure.
Not like he's really missing anything significant.
2012 was around the time Ubisoft stopped releasing quality games.
AC is horrendously stagnant and Red Storm Entertainment is nowhere to be found
I didnt play one since the 2nd last Rayman game.
Someone should write about this already.
If you've played one, you've played them all. They're all a variation of Ubisoft: The Open World Game.