Ubisoft: "At E3 2022 The Games Were Playable, Running on Target Machines"

Ubisoft: "At E3 2022 The Games Were Playable, Running on Target Machines"

The backlash that Ubisoft has received for Watch Dogs' 'downgrade' forced the company to change their approach on how they demonstrate pre-release games, CEO Yves Guillemot explains:

"With E3 2022 we said, OK, let'due south make sure the games are playable, that they're running on the target machines," Guillemot told The Guardian. "When we show something, nosotros inquire the team, brand certain information technology's playable, make sure gamers can immediately encounter exactly what it is. That'due south what we learned from the Spotter Dogs experience – if it can't exist played on the target machine, it can be a adventure."

Guillemot, although, clarifies that some of Watch Dogs' issues generated from trying to create a ground-breaking experience for undefined early on hardware.

"It'south a existent challenge to create those types of games," he continued. "When they come out, particularly the first iterations, they are not perfect on everything. We think we launched a good quality game for a starting time step in a new make with a new technology. It'due south merely then complex – seamless multiplayer, connectivity with mobile and tablets, so many things – information technology was perchance a scrap too much for a first iteration."

Then it appears that what we have seen at the E3 2022 event concluding month is more or less what nosotros will be getting with the releases of Assassinator's Creed Syndicate, Tom Clancy's The Division, For Accolade, and Tom Clancy'southward Rainbow Half-dozen Siege. At that place has been some controversy surrounding Tom Clancy's The Sectionalization, again regarding a downgrade in visual quality, and it can exist said that it is quite apparent. The rest of the titles look quite overnice though and that includes Assassin's Creed Syndicate. Allow's hope that this time Assassin's Creed fans will enjoy a smooth launch besides.

Even though, it's the first time nosotros got to encounter For Honor, it does look like a rather interesting title, and it could hold a lot of promise as a new IP for Ubisoft. With Gamescom simply around the corner, we will likely meet more of Ubisoft's titles, and we will bring you any new information as soon as it becomes available.

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Source: https://wccftech.com/ubisoft-e3-2015-games-playable-running-target-machines/

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